Bar lines for tongue drum notation upper stave
Hello colleagues,
I make a music sheet for the tongue drum and I need to add tongue numbers and above each note. I can do it with the musescore. But I don't know how to make the bar lines for this upper stave (like in the attached example, which was made in the Finale software).
Will appreciate any help or advice! :)
Thanks!
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Comments
Did you check the Master palette for the symbol?
In reply to Did you check the Master… by dj frank rose
Hey, thanks for your reply!
The symbols from the "Barlines" palette don't work above the stave - they can only replace the existing barline.
Maybe there are any other options? Or, by the way, there is a possibility to create my custom symbol and assign it to any palette?
In reply to Hey, thanks for your reply!… by Antonbober
Don't use the Barlines palette - use the Symbols palette. There you will find all the symbols in their "raw" form, which MuseScore can then place without respect to their normal musical meaning.
In reply to Don't use the Barlines… by Marc Sabatella
Dear Marc, thanks for your reply! I didn't find any palette called "Symbols". If you mean taking e.g. a symbol from the "Dynamics" palette (or from any other), then there are no suitable symbol for ''barline'', unfortunately.
Maybe there is a possibility to create my custom symbol and add it to some palette?
In reply to Dear Marc, thanks for your… by Antonbober
It's the last item in the Master palette mentioned above (access the Master palette from the View menu). It contains literally thousands of musical symbols that can be added anywhere in your score, including barliens that can be placed however you like.
In reply to It's the last item in the… by Marc Sabatella
Found it, thanks! It works, but the only problem is that when copying this symbol to the next bar it loses it's position a bit. Is there a possibility to check the symbol's position as numbers in dimension (like coordinates x/y)?
In reply to Found it, thanks! It works,… by Antonbober
Yes, see the Appearance section of the Properties panel. You can set the position precisely there.
In reply to Yes, see the Appearance… by Marc Sabatella
Will do, thank you so much, Marc!