How can i do that in Musescore?
How can i make a empty invisible compass like the picture?
Thanks, friends.
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How can i make a empty invisible compass like the picture?
Thanks, friends.
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https://musescore.org/en/handbook/frame-0
In reply to [inline:frame.png] by Shoichi
Thank you and excuse me. :)
But it appears... with the treble clef
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In reply to But it appears... with the by Adel León
attach your score here, if you want, and specify what you want to achieve. The clef is selectable from its palette (!?!)
In reply to But it appears... with the by Adel León
It's normal / correct to repeat the clef in these situations, but if you wish to make it invisible, you can click it and press "V".
Yes it's great but i can not place double bar, the 90 work like the first and i cant place the double bar.
PD: sorry bad english
In reply to Yes it's great but i can not by Adel León
For the barlines: check the attached (if it works)
In reply to For the barlines: check the by Shoichi
Thank you very much, i coulddo it :)
In reply to Yes it's great but i can not by Adel León
As far as I know, that's also non-standard notation - what MuseScore does by default is according to standard emusic engraving practice. But if you have some special reason to need to deviate this, you can add the double bar from the Symbols palette (press "Z" to display). Or, if you have enabled the option to display barliens at the beginning of each system (which is the only situation I could imagine wanting to see one here after the break as well), just click the barline that appears at the beginning of the measure and then apply the double bar normally from the palette (double click the icon).
In reply to As far as I know, that's also by Marc Sabatella
Thanks a very lot!