Limiting crescendo/diminuendo lines to part of a bar.
I've noticed that when I have a bar that contains a note followed by rests, and I select that note, then cresescendo/dimuendo lines default to the whole bar (first image) and I have to adjust manually (second image). Am I missing something?
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Comments
Try selecting the note and using SHIFT+> instead.
In reply to Try selecting the note and… by bobjp
Damn, I've spent so much time adjusting by hand. But it would be nice if the default behaviour was to match the selection lenght.
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In reply to Damn, I've spent so much… by bkv_ykf3wdq-QHK3pzv
You'd have spent less time reading the handbook ;-)
Here https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/lines#change-length
In reply to Damn, I've spent so much… by bkv_ykf3wdq-QHK3pzv
The default does match the selection length - make the selection, then either press the shortcut or click the palette. Only drag & drop doesn't work that way, because it's all about dragging onto a specific element and not requiring a selection in the first place. But it's the least efficient method anyhow.
In reply to The default does match the… by Marc Sabatella
That hasn't been my experience. I've been getting whole bar dim/crescendos with notes in only part of the bar selected and then clicking on the palette. The shortcut seems to work.
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In reply to That hasn't been my… by bkv_ykf3wdq-QHK3pzv
Got the same experience. The palette click however works when you make a range selection including only the dotted half.
In reply to That hasn't been my… by bkv_ykf3wdq-QHK3pzv
Right, has to be a range selection (with blue rectangle) if you want MuseScore to not have to guess how long you want that line to be.
In reply to Right, has to be a range… by Marc Sabatella
I''m aware of that.
In reply to I''m aware of that. by bkv_ykf3wdq-QHK3pzv
OK, in the previous post it sounded like you were still having an issue If you are, please attach the score and give precise steps to reproduce the problem. Otherewise, glad to have helped!