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Beams are set automatically, but they can be altered manually. Drag a beam symbol from the "Beam Properties" palette to a note in order to change its behavior.

Alternatively, you can first select a note, and then double-click the appropriate symbol in the palette.

• Start a beam at this note.

• Do not end a beam at this note.

• Do not beam this note.

• Start a second level beam at this note.

• Start a third level beam at this note.

• (back to) Automatic mode: the mode MuseScore chooses on note input, dependent on current time signature.

• Start feathered beam (slower) at this note.

• Start feathered beam (faster) at this note.

To change the beam angle, or the distance of the beam to the notes (i.e. the length of the stems), double-click on the beam to put it into edit mode, with the right end handle being selected. Up/down arrow will now change the angle. Selecting the left end handle and using the up/down arrow keys will lengthen/shorten the stems. Hit Esc to get out of edit mode, once done with the changes.

To move a beam from above to below the notes, or vice-versa, flip the direction of the stems by using the button along the second top row (before the voice indicators) that shows a note with stems attached above and below or use the X key.

See also

• Cross staff beaming
• Edit mode
• Note input
• How to add a beam over a rest
• How to place a beam between notes