Noten in elkaar laten vloeien
Hoe kan ik een gepunte vierde (zelfde noot) laten samenlopen met een achtste noot? Iemand enig idee. Zie foto's om te zien wat ik bedoel). Ik wil dus de gepunte vierde re laten overeenkomen met de achtste re. In musescore wordt de gepunte vierde echter na de achtste noot gezet
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In case you're not aware: you've posted to the English part of the forum, not the Dutch.
I don't speak Dutch, but the bit I get from the text and the images, I guess I see your problem...
If that 8th were dotted too, just like the quarter, both would share the note head (un 2.0 Beta 2 at least, not sure about 1.3). As they don't share that dot, they can't share the note head either without being confusing.
Dag Dirk,
Om dit te bereiken heb je stemmen nodig: http://musescore.org/nl/handboek/stemmen
Of in het Engels, voices: http://musescore.org/en/handbook/voices
In reply to Dag Dirk, Om dit te bereiken by Thomas
He apparently did use voices, at least that's what the images seem to imply.
As does my test, using those same notes show the same picture, i.e. that 8th and the dotted quarter not sharing the note head
In reply to Dag Dirk, Om dit te bereiken by Thomas
Heb er verschillende stemmen aan gegeven Thomas, maar blijkbaar is het niet mogelijk een achtste met een gepunte vierde te koppelen....
In reply to Heb er verschillende stemmen by Dirk Bruyneel
I didn't have an issue with it actually. So entered both on a different pitch and eventually brought them together by changing the pitch with the arrow keys. It's that what you want?
In reply to I didn't have an issue with by Thomas
Indeed works like that in 1.x (guess you used that, deducting from the beige background), but not in 2.0 (deducted that was being used by the OPs images with white background, probably created via foto mode, and the positions of the rests). At least it is not the default in 2.0 (and for good reasons I think) but it can get achieved there too, by changing the note head type of the 8th to quarter in Inspector
In reply to Indeed works like that in 1.x by Jojo-Schmitz
Indeed, good trick and indeed for good reasons.
In reply to Indeed works like that in 1.x by Jojo-Schmitz
I made a copy of your test and pasted it in my score. The problem is that the half note that there is then transformed into an eighth note....
In reply to I made a copy of your test by Dirk Bruyneel
Not sure which half note you mean?
In your score (before paste my stuff) just select the 8th note head and then in inspector change note head type from automatic to quarter
In reply to Not sure which half note you by Jojo-Schmitz
See my examples... (I mean that the Re has staying a dotted quarter note, not a half note)
In reply to See my examples... (I mean by Dirk Bruyneel
Ah, I see, this wasn't tha case in your original example, but it was in the copy of the score you want to set
Yes, here you need 3 voices, not just 2. And hide some rests (or delete it). Also turn some flip some stems
![test.png]( "test.png")
In reply to Ah, I see, this wasn't tha by Jojo-Schmitz
Great, thank you so much to help me!
Still a last question for this sheet?
I do not get it done to write this last measure (see attachment)
Thanks....
Dirk
In reply to Great, thank you so much to by Dirk Bruyneel
Indeed pretty complex, needs 4 voices and some hiding/deleting of rests as well as some flipping of stems and heads. Also some adjustments to the ties.
![test.png]( "test.png")
In reply to Indeed pretty complex, needs by Jojo-Schmitz
GREAT.... i was trying since this morning but I could not fix it!! THANKS....