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Notes on single-line staves appearing at incorrect vertical position #18589
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For the time being, you can download MuseScore 4.0.2 here: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/releases/tag/v4.0.2 But we're rather interested in fixing the problems you mention. Could you please upload a score where this happens? Then we can investigate and make sure it gets fixed for the next update. Thanks! |
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SD_BOOK_DAVIDCARLISLE_BugExamples.mscz.zip Two examples are uploaded. |
I've posted the text alignment issue separately - #18600 |
MarcSabatella: I see your video, thanks. |
This can be reproduced even from scratch:
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cbjeukendrup: I think MuseScore's one-line snare drum staff defaults at stems down. For this project, I prefer stems up, so in MuseScore 4.02, I manually created stems up by selecting notes as I composed, with typing X. When I opened my file a few days ago for the first time in MuseScore 4.1, some stems were facing down and others up. So I forced them all up in 4.1 by using Command A, then in Properties > Notation > Notes > Stem > Stems Up. Doing this may have caused the some of those "auto" slurs to go way vertically low. As I'm writing the book, I've not been doing sweeping Command A gestures...because I'm writing a book as a draft. But now with Command A: I've forced all Stems Up (as described above) and forced all Slurs Down (Properties > Notation > Notes > Slurs > Down). All low note problems have seemed to go away (as you wrote). Thank you. |
Instead of forcing stem directions up manually with "X", the better method would be to edit the drumset definition to set the stems up automatically (and as discussed elsewhere, this should probably be default anyhow). But unfortunately, changing the drumset does not affect already-entered notes (although it probably should). Still, this could save you some work going forward. |
Thank you Marc, great tip, and it works well (I've edited the Drumset for more complex percussion works and forgot about that stem direction option for this SD book). I bought your MuseScore 3 course about two years ago because I was asked to teach a music tech class at the university here. I'd taught that class previously using Finale for the music notation component, but I wanted to use MuseScore. Your course was very helpful! |
…avesappearingatincorrectverticalposition Fix #18589: Notes on single-line staves appearing at incorrect vertical position
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Bug description
Today I downloaded the latest version of MuseScore 4.1 (before that, I had the earlier version of MuseScore 4). Unfortunately, I asked it to replace that earlier 4.0 app.
I am writing a significant snare drum book: the latest version - MuseScore 4.1 - has messed up some of my work.
Please help by providing a link to the earlier version of MuseScore 4 so that my file can open in the ways I created it.
Steps to reproduce
Some notes appear about 3-4 octaves below the single line staff (those weird low notes are always connected to a slur). I tried deleting those note with their slur, then I re-added the note with its slur, but the note then goes back to its low position. Also the text in my numerous text frames (which indicate the etude number) is no longer centered in the frame, and the text won't stay centered after I re-center it.
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MuseScore Version
MuseScore version (64-bit): 4.1.0-231921401, revision: github-musescore-musescore-2e3a93a
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Operating system
OS: macOS 12.6, Arch.: x86_64
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