cadiz wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2018 3:27 pm
Well, cross-staff notation is another feature, and again it's inappropriate to talk about a "5th voice".
Hi Sean
I apologize in advance for the following rant.
This is an example of why I now avoid MuseScore. In the past, having posting questions to their support forum, I instead ended up in arguments with prescriptivists and "developers" on the nature of real music.
As far as I am concerned, if the composer feels a need for a feature, well, they have the need for the feature!
@Cadiz: Its not at all appropriate to condemn a "5th voice". It might not be useful to the general public; it might not sell; it might not be allowed by an editor... but then again, it might! I wouldn't try to notate an entire 5-voice fugue on a single staff, but I can think of other reasons for it. The OP is a composer.
@Cadiz again: If a poet is using MS Word to write their poem, they might have a need for extremely unconventional word usage. Asking a question about how to use MS Word shouldn't devolve into an examination of their grammar.
cadiz wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2018 3:27 pm
To solve the confusion (I presume), it's necessary that @Sean Eric Howard provides details on what he wants to achieve.
No it isn't...I was able to figure it out easily. Sean, BTW, be cautious of posting your examples to the public Musescore forum. If you must, invent a new one which illustrates your question.
It ain't pretty, but it works. 5 voices, one staff:
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cheers!
dirck
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