There is some music where you want the time signature is alternating, for example 4/4 in every odd measure and 2/4 in every even measure.
In that case we usually would like to show the following time signature:
There is no native support in MuseScore for that, but easily can emulate that.
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Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
A favourite MuseScore feature: frames
There is a certain feature which made my switch to MuseScore easier: frames. In LilyPond I think it would have been way hard to do something like this, but even if not, MuseScore did it very easily.
The point in vertical and horizontal frames is that they behave as measures, so you can freely insert them into a staff, and then they separate systems or bars.
Best if you see them in action:
In this fragment frames are used to insert composer's instructions between systems and to make a line shorter. Let's see some other examples:
The point in vertical and horizontal frames is that they behave as measures, so you can freely insert them into a staff, and then they separate systems or bars.
Best if you see them in action:
(Excerpt from Csaba Vedres: Consolatio)
In this fragment frames are used to insert composer's instructions between systems and to make a line shorter. Let's see some other examples:
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