piano sheet
Hello,
I have a question. Is there any way to make one line smaller then others? Like in sheets for violin and piano ( https://d29ci68ykuu27r.cloudfront.net/product/Look-Inside/large/3167815… )?
Thank you =)
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Somebody else actually had the reverse question this morning, but the answer should be just as helpful to you: https://musescore.org/en/node/76621 ;-)
In reply to Somebody else actually had by Isaac Weiss
Brilliant! Thank you so much!! =)
In reply to Brilliant! Thank you so by Martha Jones
You're welcome! You can also use Troubadix's solution (below) to adjust it to exactly the size you want.
It can be really easy done: Right click on the lines you want to shrink. "line properties"
and in this menue you can change whatever you like. I tried "scale". Default is 100%. Scale it down and you´ll get the wanted result.
In reply to It can be really easy done: by Troubadix
Actually, Troubadix, I'm not sure I understand what you mean. What kind of line are you talking about? Where do you find a "Scale" option? Can you post a few screenshots showing what you're talking about?
The answer to Martha Jones's question is to right-click an empty spot on the staff, choose "Staff Properties…", and then check the "Small staff" checkbox in the dialog that opens up.
In reply to Actually, Troubadix, I'm not by Isaac Weiss
It´s hard to translate program / menue expressions into a different language.
In the same menue "staff properties" the fourth entry beneath "number of lines" , "space between the lines" and "extra space above the upper line", is "scale ( of staff ) in %"
There she´could have also adjusted the size of staff.
( blue outlined in the picture )
In reply to It´s hard to translate by Troubadix
Okay, I understand. Thank you. It's to your credit that I didn't realize you were not a native English speaker. ;-)
In reply to It can be really easy done: by Troubadix
For the record, while both the "Small" and the "Scale" settings work, the "Small" setting is really the way to go for things like this (and you can set the actual size in Style / General / Sizes). The "Scale" option is really for allowing more unusual configurations with more than just two sizes. It shouldn't really matter, though.