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Very beginner question, but I'm trying to understand how the file structure for musicxml works. Let's say that in a staff line theres multiple notes being played, and they're not chords and not in the same voice. Is there a way to determine what is playing on the same staff line? 
(I think I found my own answer) -> In musicscore I see the same "Beat: # " when clicking on notes on the same staff line. Is there something equivalent to the musicxml file? |
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It looks like you've figured it out, but if not, the tablature section of the MusicXML tutorial might help. |
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is that exclusively for MuseScore or can it be seen in the musicxml file? |
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The MusicXML tutorial is for all 200+ applications that use MusicXML, not for any single software. Of course not all those apps support tablature, but lots of them do. |
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thank you! |
<note> <pitch> <step>F</step> <alter>1</alter> <octave>4</octave> </pitch> <duration>1</duration> <voice>1</voice> <type>eighth</type> <stem>down</stem> <beam number="1">end</beam> <notations> <technical> <fingering>1</fingering> <string>1</string> <fret>2</fret> </technical> </notations> </note><note> <pitch> <step>G</step> <alter>1</alter> <octave>2</octave> </pitch> <duration>6</duration> <voice>3</voice> <type>half</type> <dot/> <accidental>sharp</accidental> <stem>up</stem> <notations> <technical> <fingering>3</fingering> <string>6</string> <fret>4</fret> </technical> </notations> </note>