Two Bars Repeat
How can I achieve this in MuseScore 2.0 along with its playback?
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How can I achieve this in MuseScore 2.0 along with its playback?
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Take a look:
http://musescore.org/en/node/47856
It's an open issue but here is the trick: http://musescore.org/node/10220#comment-57300
In reply to It's an open issue but here by Thomas
I'm trying to do it but I don't know exactly how on MuseScore 2.0 beta 2.
In reply to I'm trying to do it but I by KostisP57
See my comment in the link from the first response above: http://musescore.org/en/node/47856#comment-219521
It explains how to do it. It will not play back however.
In reply to See my comment in the link by Marc Sabatella
I did it but it's not very accurate. Could you just include the signs (for 2 and 4 measure repeats) and when you would place them, there would be no rests and the numbers would be over the signs. Playback would be great, but it's optional. Just the signs would be ok by me.
In reply to I did it but it's not very by KostisP57
It's a bit more complicated. See the feature request here #10220: Add a two and four measure (multi-measure) repeat sign with playback.
In reply to It's a bit more complicated. by [DELETED] 5
I see but it's something very very common so it sould be available to use even without playback. At least that's my opinion. You sould give it a try in MuseScore 2.0.
In reply to I see but it's something very by KostisP57
Well, it's very very common in jazz & rock drum & bass parts, but realistically, extremely rare outside that world. I find it more effective to simply use slash notation and the word "simile". But FWIW, it shouldn't be that ahrd to do in current 2.0 builds. Click the existing measure rest, "V" to make it invisible, double click the symbol in the palette, then double click it in the score and press Ctrl+Down to move it down one staff space. You can add and position a number symbol the same way. A few extra steps the first time you do it for any given score, sure, but then you can copy and paste that measure (or just press "R" to repeat it) as much as you like.
As for adding native support for this, I would say it's unlikely for 2.0 - too late at this point for new features - but it is something I'd like to see addressed in some future release.
In reply to Well, it's very very common by Marc Sabatella
Or, to attach to a barline, seems like you need to drag & drop, but then Ctrl+R will set it to a predictable position, and you can move it as described above. Should be repeateable (!).
In reply to I'm trying to do it but I by KostisP57
@ KosrisP7
Create your workspace;
Enable editing palette;
Press "Z" (or Shift + F9), under "symbols" (very down in the tab) you will find the "Two Bars";
Drag it into the score;
Then hold down Ctrl + Shift and drag it into the palette for the next use.
HTH
Sorry guys if I come back on the subject (and for inaccuracies).
In reply to @ KosrisP7 Create your by Shoichi
Thx for the steps Shoichi. Allow me to turn it into a video.
In reply to Thx for the steps Shoichi. by Thomas
Nice.