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To reset the measure width stretch setting - or any setting, really - use the reset button in the Properties panel. So, select the measures, click the Appearance button in properties, then the reset button. There is also a reset command in Format / Stretch

If by "Software-Manager" you are referring to some sort of unofficial third-party build - like one provides by a distribution or repository maintainer - those are not supported and very often contains problems due to improper build/packing procedures, plus they are often quite out of date.l The AppImage provided by the MuseScore team directly is the only supported build for Linux. if you have issues once you download and install that build, then you can try asking for help on the official Support forum at musescore.org. The sizes of GUI elements is determined based on your OS settings and in particular your monitor DPI and scaling factors set by your window manager, and there are ways of overriding those if they aren't being communicated properly. But the best way to do that will depend on the specifics of your system and which elements are sized incorrectly, so you'll want to provide more detail in your forum post. Chances are good, though, that the AppImage will just work.

@@OutsideShoreMusic the "problem" is still there, even by installing the App-Image... the menu is much too small.... it is only in Musescore, other Apps scaling is fine..

Probably down downloaded the Intel version but your machine has an ARM processor (or vice versa). Be sure to grab the correctly version for your CPU.

What do you mean by “score plugin”? I’m not aware of plugin by that name. But in general, to learn how to install plugins, read the Handbook section on that topic. Then if you have specific questions - some particular step that isn’t doing what you expect - ask in the official Support forum.

@MarcSabatella Sorry, I meant chord plugin. Thanks for calling my attention to the mistake.

@@gonzaloarmijos sorry, I still don’t understand. What sort of chord plugin are looking for? This video doesn’t deal with any plugins at all - it’s all built in to MuseScore. For further questions, though, best to ask on the official Support forum at MuseScore.organizing

Certainly, in actually *playing* the chord, including a ninth is pretty standard, whether you play the chord with a sixth or major seventh or both or neither. Fakebooks typically don't include that level of voicing detail - they normally just call for C6 or Cmaj7. Just as most dominant chords are notated simply as G7 or whatever, but with the understanding you might voice them with a ninth or thirteenth and might use alterations. As for the song "Brazil" and that accompaniment figure, I've always been curious, so I just did a little research. Of course, the song itself really is Brazilian, by Ary Barrasso. But many popular recordings/arrangements of it bring in other elements for sure. The specific accompaniment pattern I mention and play, though, does appear to go back to the first recorded arrangement by Radamés Gnattali (sung by Francisco Alves).

In order for someone to help with specific problems like this, please ask on the official support forum at musescore.org, and attach the score and say which notes specifically are giving you trouble. Or, for priority support from me personally, see my the support space within my Mastering MuseScore 4 course (URL in description).

A strict four bars per system wouldn't normally make sense for ensemble parts, since different instruments will have different music and some systems could easily fit more and some will struggle to fit four (eg, saxophone solid). But if you have a score for which is make sense for literally all parts to use the same breaks, then you can try the "export breaks" plugin from musescore.org

@@OutsideShoreMusic how do i install the plugin?

Probably it’s a sample rate mismatch between MuseScore and your audio driver. Try changing MuseScore’s to 48 kHz in edit / preferences / audio & MIDI. Or try a different audio system on the Linux side - there are many available depending on your distribution and some work better with MuseScore by default than other. But if it’s a Chromebook using the default distribution (Debian), the sample rate should be all you need. Or at most you might need to increase the buffer size in that same dialog.

@@OutsideShoreMusic First of all, thanks for responding so quickly, but after i commented i realized i have the power of google at my fingertips and solved it. It was that issue, actually, but i fixed it with pipewire

Unfortuately, that limitation is part of what I mean when I say "MuseScore is no word processor". Word wrap is definitely on the radar for future enhancement, though.

Hello! I'm not really undeestanding the question (does it relate to appoggiaturas somehow), but Musescore can definitely play sustained notes, and it definitely supports note input via MIDI. It is not a program for real-time performance, however. For more questions about MuseScore, please see my online course at masteringmusescore.com, or the support forum at musescore.org\

I do try to be complete in my explanations to be sure I'm covering all the various questions people might have that led to the video in the first place. That does mean sometimes they will include information not directly relevant to your specific use case. Hopefully you can appreciate that different people have different questions, and there is value in making a video useful to as many people as possible!

Probably there is a way to accomplish what you want to letting the note "live" on the middle staff, but I'd recommend asking for help on the official support forum where you can attach the score itself and explain in more detail what you want to do. Then people can offer more direct suggestions, and if it seems there would be value in extending the cross-staff notation to support moving across multiple staves, the case would make a good real-world example to include in a formal feature request on GitHub.

It seems you posted this same comment elsewhere; so check my reply there. Short answer, I'm not sure what you mean, but recommend you ask for help on the official support forum at musescore.org

I'm sorry, I don't understand your question - staff text isn't a window at all. Maybe you mean the sound flag popup? I have heard reports of that sometimes appearing in the wrong location - particular on macOS - but I don't think anyone has found steps to reproduce the problem, and it seems extremely rare. if you'd like to find other users experiencing the issue to discuss with and try to brainstorm steps to reproduce it, I encourage you to ask for help on the official support forum at musescore.org. Then if you are able to find steps to reproduce the problem, you can report it to the developers so it can be fixed.

Hmm, not sure what you mean, staff text is just a shortcut away (Ctrl/Cmd*T) and beams work as described in this video. So make sure to be starting with notes that already have multiple beams (i.e., sixteenths or shorter duration) - you’ll can feather a single beam! If you continue to have trouble, please ask for help on the official support forum at MuseScore.org and attach the score and give precise steps to reproduce the problem. Then we can understand and assist better.

Yes, that is another example of where this same technique is useful.

Are you on a Chromebook? If you, you shouldn’t be using your Downloads folder - you should be using Linux files, as I demonstrate in the video.

​@@OutsideShoreMusic I did it wrong before... I did it closer to the video and It still didn't work. Same problem

@@nathanp.l I thought I responded this earlier but am not seeing it, sorry if this is a duplicate. Anyhow, don't just do it "closer" to the video - do it *exactly*. Computers are very precise and require us to be as well. Then if you still have trouble, ask for help in the official support forum at musescore.org and show screenshots so we can understand better.

Sorry to hear you are having trouble! Actually, moving notes is quite easy, just cut and paste. But it’s true that if you are still at the experimenting stage, notation software usually isn’t the right tool. Instead consider working out the ideas at your instrument and/or with pencil and paper to get a clearer idea of what you want to notate. Shouldn’t take more than a few minutes to transcribe a simple 20-measure song, and no more than a couple more minutes to enter it into MuseScore from there. Trying to do it backwards - first entering notes into notation software, then figuring what the notes really should be - is always going to be much much less efficient.

Tempo markings are added from the Tempo palette, or Add / Tempo, or the shortcut Alt+Shit+T. For more information, see the tempo section of the online Handbook (in the Text chapter), or the corresponding lessons in my online course.

@@OutsideShoreMusic Thanx. That was very helpfull!!

@@WindyBoijen that’s true in older versions of MuseScore, or in newer versions if you previously had shortcuts defined in older versions.

It's not necessarily the best - as I mention at the beginning, there is anothers way involving multiple voices and showing/hiding them individually in custom parts, and this is more useful if you plan on continually making edits. See the Handbook section on parts in the Basics chapter for more on that.

@@redrubeNYC it’s one of the standard keys on most computer keyboards. Maybe it goes by a different term in your region of the world? It looks like this - { - and it is normally located about the square bracket [ on US QWERTY keyboards.

Are you sure you have downloaded and installed MuseScore 4? If you';re just looking at a website in your web broser, it indeed won't look like MuseScore 4 - it will look like a website :-). To get MuseScore 4, you do go to a website - musescore.org, not musescore.com - and click the Download button. Then follow the instructions from there. From then on you don't use the web site, you open the program on your computer.

Hello! The best place to get free help using MuseScore Studio is the support forum at musescore.org. If you attach your score there and give precise steps to reproduce the problem, someone should be able to assist. I also provide premium support services to people enrolled in my Mastering MuseScore 4 course (see the description above for more info)

Sorry to hear you’re having trouble! It really does work as simply as this demonstration shows, so if you find yourself having trouble, please be sure to read more of the Handbook and/or check out my online course, and ask questions in the Support forum on MuseScore.org if you have trouble. Music notation is complex, so all notation software takes time to learn well. spending more money isn’t the answer - being patient and taking the time needed to learn it is!

If the “chmod” succeeded but the next command failed, then you have a typo in that next command. Make it is is *precisely* the same as what I show - slash not balkcslash, capitalization matters, spaces exactly and only where they are in my example, etc.

@@OutsideShoreMusicThank you for your very fast response, I’ll say I’ve taken longer to respond as I’ve been trying so much to get this to work and have come out with nothing. Today I’m even at a point where for some reason I’m not able to save the files into the Linux folder and therefore can’t open the files in the terminal window, I’ve also checked and I’m pretty certain that I typed things correctly. I’m sorry to be a nuisance but do you have have any idea as to what I should do? I’ve also tried freeing space so that I can use the Linux folder. Thank you !

@@macmonahan8070 If youve run out of space on your Chromebook, you'll need to address first of course. If you need helping doing that, I recommend asking for help in a general Chromebook forum somewhere. There's a good one on Reddit, but probably others too. But once you have that straightened out, then ss I said, if the chmod command succeeds with no error, there is no possible explanation for the next command failing other than a typo. So if you need further help at that point, please ask in the official MuseScore Studio support forum at musescore.org and attach a screenshot of your terminal window showing you executing those commands and what their output is. Then we can understand and assist better.