Changing octave's on the piano
Hi. I'm working on a piano piece and am wondering how I change octaves.
I'm using Muse Score 1.3 on a mac.
Thanks,
David
Hi. I'm working on a piano piece and am wondering how I change octaves.
I'm using Muse Score 1.3 on a mac.
Thanks,
David
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"change" octave could be subject to different interpretations.
1] When entering individual notes:
Enter the note then...
Raise pitch by octave: Ctrl+↑ (Mac: ⌘+↑)
Lower pitch by octave: Ctrl+↓ (Mac: ⌘+↓)
2]
Raise (or lower) a string of notes:
Enter the notes then...
Add the 8va-----¬, 15va-------¬ or whatever appropriate direction from the Lines palette.
3]
Raise or lower the notes as read on a stave:
Select a different clef (One with 8, 15 above or below it).
Now enter the notes after the clef.
4]
On the keyboard itself:
Move your hands over a bit to the left or the right.
In reply to "change" octave could be by underquark
Hi. Sorry I was not clearer.
I don't have a keyboard, but if I did I would just move my hands either further right or left.
How does that translate into musescore?
Thanks
david
In reply to Hi. Sorry I was not by pedrith
reply 1 from the above would apply then
Entering a C one octave higher:
C, Ctrl+up
In reply to reply 1 from the above would by Jojo-Schmitz
Another question. If I want to change a string of notes across several bars, I tried using 8va from the line bar but it only it only encompases the first bar. Is there a way to extend it to several bars?
Thanks,
David
In reply to Another question. If I want by pedrith
You can extend 8va markings like all other lines - see Line in the Handbook.
In reply to Another question. If I want by pedrith
I highly recommend that you take the time to scan through the handbook. It should answer most questions you will have.
:)