Tremolo with next note in MuseScore?
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How to write this tremolo in MuseScore?
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How to write this tremolo in MuseScore?
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Modify the noteheads with the Inspector
Hmm if I recall correctly that is an archaic engraving usage.
Is there are reason you wish to diverge from modern engraving practice of....
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Other than the tremelo sign being the wrong slope for downward notes!
Should an issue be raised??
In reply to Hmm if I recall correctly by ChurchOrganist
I am a beginner.
This is my frist time meeting this tremelo sign.
And know they are the same one.
Thank you!
In reply to Hmm if I recall correctly by ChurchOrganist
The feature request already exist #29686: Positioning, angle and length of tremolo between notes incorrect
In reply to The feature request already by [DELETED] 5
Thank you！It helps me a lot.
In reply to Hmm if I recall correctly by ChurchOrganist
how did you add the tremolo between the two notes? Would you know how to add one between two whole notes?
In reply to how did you add the tremolo by amelia.rohavn
See the section on Tremolo in the Handbook: http://musescore.org/en/node/35966
In dhort, enter two half notes, add the two-note tremolo to the first of the pair. The notes are automatically respelled as whole notes and the tremolo placed between them.
In reply to See the section on Tremolo in by Marc Sabatella
I've tried that, it won't let me place the tremolo. any ideas on how to do it?
In reply to I've tried that, it won't let by McCabe Compositions
I would guess you have done 1 of 2 wrong things:
1. The note durations are not the same. (if you want it to show 1/2 notes, both notes start as 1/4 notes for example)
2. You are applying the wrong tremolo. You need to apply the tremolo with no line through it.
If you want something else, then please upload your score and explain what you want.
In reply to Hmm if I recall correctly by ChurchOrganist
how do you insert the tremolo between a dotted half note
In reply to how do you insert the… by Christian Yu
When you insert a tremolo between 2 notes, they must be the same duration and different pitches. Use the tremolo palette and chose a tremolo with no stem through it. If you want the notes to be the duration of a dotted 1/4 note, use 2 dotted 1/8 notes.
In reply to how do you insert the… by Christian Yu
Regards.
In reply to Hmm if I recall correctly by ChurchOrganist
I have to say that I at least find the old version more immediately suggestive (intuitive in geek speak) than the modern one. A dis-improvement or just an idiosyncrasy of mine?
In reply to I have to say that I at… by azumbrunn
Probably like most things a question of what you are most used to.
If you absolutely must have it appear as two beamed, dotted minims it is possible but a bit of a faff:
1] Created a dotted sixteenth note, rest, rest, rest, next note, rest, rest, other notes
2] Beam the first note, three rests, second notes together
3] From Inspector, change the Note -> Head type to "Minim"
4] Make the rests invisible
5] Adjust the angle of the beam, add in your slur and any other markings
6] Select the whole measure, call up Inspector and click the "Rests" button
7] Set Horizontal offset to -3 (or thereabouts).
If you additionally want playback to resemble how it should actually sound then you can create the equivalent, modern tremolo in the second Voice. Set the first Voice not to Play and set the second Voice to Play but to be Invisible.
In reply to If you absolutely must have by underquark
Good job！
Thank you very much！
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