sul G
It would be cool if there was a sul G,D,A, and E for strings under the lines section on the palette (sul G means play all on the G string)
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It would be cool if there was a sul G,D,A, and E for strings under the lines section on the palette (sul G means play all on the G string)
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You can change the text on a line to whatever you like - just right click it and choose Line Properties.
In reply to You can change the text on a by Marc Sabatella
I think the original request was for a playback feature that mimics the individual timbre of each string so that there is a difference in the sound quality of a particular note being played on either of two strings. Example: the note E can be played either with the 1st finger on the D string or with the 3rd finger on the G string. The purpose of Sul G, for instance, (or E, A, D, C) is to maintain a consistent tone color for a passage. A good example is in the 2nd movement of Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade.
In reply to I think the original request by Bruce A Pearce
Ah, well, that would depend on your finding and installing a soundfont that provides this sound Then you could get the effect by switching to the appropriate at the appropriate place using the Instrument text.
In reply to I think the original request by Bruce A Pearce
Sheherzade is amazing. Anyone that thinks so is welcome to join https://musescore.com/groups/nark-fan_club .