Musescore plays the wrong note
Hello to all the pianists,
I have just observed this phenomenon today. In this score, there is an issue when I click on the G written on the bass clef, in measure 61. MuseScore does not play the same note!!! The G it plays in measure 61 is actually an F!!! There is, however, no double flat on the score! Has anyone else encountered this issue before?
Best regards,
Aurélie
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Comments
Reset the vertical offset of this note in Properties panel (Tab "Appearance"):
(and your score now: 1June Les saisons Tchaikovski avec doigtés.mscz )
In reply to Reset the offset in… by cadiz1
Thank you very much !! The problem is solved.
I don't know how, but you have given this G note an y-offset of -0.5sp. This has moved it to the F position without changing the pitch. This offset must be zero!
Select the note (or measure) and press Ctrl+R (Reset Layout).
In reply to I don't know how, but you… by HildeK
I wonder why I didn't think of that. Thank you so much!
In reply to I wonder why I didn't think… by Aurecaro
Rest assured, you're not responsible for this. This score, which you downloaded from musescore.com, is very old (from 2016). Until version 3, this problem was caused by double-clicking (as in edit mode) on the notehead followed by an involuntary drag of the mouse. And so, this score came with this error.
Since version 4, this behavior is no longer possible.
In reply to Rest assured, you're not… by cadiz1
You sure about that, cadiz1? I just did it the other day. But I caught it and fixed it immediately. I noticed it when a C didn't play a C (or whatever note I had moved by mistake). And now I don't know just what I did to drag the note. But it still can happen.
In reply to You sure about that, cadiz1?… by TheHutch
"You sure about that, cadiz1?"
Yes. To illustrate my point above, see (V3 first vs. V4)
"And now I don't know just what I did to drag the note. But it still can happen."
Well, if there's another way, please demonstrate it step by step, you're welcome.
In reply to "You sure about that, cadiz1… by cadiz1
I think I figured out what I must have done: In the note's Properties / Appearance, I must have adjusted the wrong offset option and moved it up/down that way. Intending to move it right/left. That does move the note without changing the pitch.
As I said, I had noticed it almost immediately. I fixed it without really thinking about it.
So you're right: you cannot do it with the mouse.
In reply to I think I figured out what I… by TheHutch
Sure, give the mouse an even worse inferiority complex.