How do I create a 2/C time signature?
In this music the time signature is 2/C. How do I put that in musescore?
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In this music the time signature is 2/C. How do I put that in musescore?
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What kind of time signature does it appear to mean in standard notation?
Most likely you will have to write it out, I’ve never seen this used before in music, hand-engraved or computer-engraved.
In reply to What kind of time signature… by Asher S.
Looking at the full sheet music, it probably means 8/4.
In reply to Looking at the full sheet… by MerryMandarin
I suppose use 8/4 or 4/2. I don’t think there’re is an option for this.
However, if you want you can create an image and put it in the score in the place of the time signature.
In reply to Looking at the full sheet… by MerryMandarin
If there's not a built-in time signature for 8/4, then make a custom time signature: https://musescore.org/en/handbook/4/time-signatures#custom
20240705 2224-2C time sig.mscz
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In reply to You need to show a picture… by underquark
Here
In reply to Here by MerryMandarin
Create and use e.g. a 8/4 time signature and then change its appearance by: right-click on the 8/4 / Time signature properties / Change the text to "2 C" (for each staff, Treble clef and Bass clef)
In reply to Create and use a 8/4 time… by cadiz1
Thanks!
In reply to Thanks! by MerryMandarin
Something like this:
Untitled score.mscz
In reply to Create and use a 8/4 time… by cadiz1
I thought you could only use numbers for some reason.