My Drum Input Palette dissapear after update to 4.4.1 and pressing N didn't work. I already reset to factory settings but no luck. ¿Any sugestions? : (

42:04: this is an invisible element visible only to you when you write the program. When printing, this element disappears. All it does is keeps the two measures together if there is ever a staff break. This is actually very important in the very niche moment this matters (42:26) Here are some extra hot keys: * When repeating multiple cluster of notes, one can simply repeat them by pressing the R key, which will automatically repeat that phrase on the next rest. This will even ignore time signatures and measures, and super useful and much better than Ctrl + V in some instances. * One does not have to select the notes every time to input a note. You could instead press the 1,2,3,4 etc keys to input a whole note, half note, quarter note, eighth note, etc. * To make a note dotted, one can simply press the dot key to make the note dotted. * To place accents above the stem, hit X on the keyboard, and MuseScore will align the accent above the stem. This will be true for any element connecting to notes (accents, lyrics, etc.)

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Thanks so much for this! I teach and gig so this will help out a ton, God bless!

Thank you so much man, this helped me a lot 🙌🏻

how can i make the ghost note more quiet? T_T

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Doesn’t missing an inch on a cymbal kill the sound? I literally just bought my first kit , haven’t had time to set it up yet (alessis command , had to go electric for sound purposes)….i say all that to say I’m not being critical I’m really asking……..

Great video. Thanks for the time you put in.

There's an entirely different notation which is used for Scottish pipe band snare drumming, and is also great for learning rudiments. It uses a single line and has only two notes. The note above the line is R hand. The note below the line is L hand. All stems go down, except for the grace notes in flams / drags / ruffs, which go up. It makes the sticking absolutely obvious, with no need for a bunch of R L R R etc. above the stave. Musescore can do this quite easily.

In the UK the convention is drums & feet have stems going down and cymbals have stems going up. Also, in my experience the single line tremolo is for 16ths or 32nds, an 8th note gets 2 chevrons and a quarter note gets 3.

42:02 That is a "Keep measures on the same system" element. You can find it on (Layout > Keep measures on the same system). That makes sure that both measures stay together on the same line so if the measure is on the far left or right it will either move both measures down or squeeze the whole line and keep both measures up. Its a layout element so it doesn't show when exported (just like the big rectangle around the title)

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What a fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much! I have a question: Time signature is 6/8. But is played as a shuffle bit, not on all the notes, but some of them. So I do control 3 to turn an 1/8 into 1/16 triplex (3 beats of 1/16) and I silent the second stoke. But than the program writes it funny, bridging that 3rd 1/16 of one triplex to the 1st 1/16 of the triplex after. That is not how it should be written. Any ideas? I would appreciate any help. Thank you!!!

Taking too long to get to the point, I scrolled away after 1:41.

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The video doesnt say this i think but how do you add like the suspended cymbal or gong to the drumset

Best video on the topic! Well done! I write marching percussion and this helped alot!

Excelente!

This is the best guide to Drum Set input into Muse Score I have seen yet. Nice Going.

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Very Good! Thanks for this. I have a question about formatting page. As a model use page five in Stick Control. How can you attach the line numbers in the front of each stave? And how do you break up the page to create the 24 different lessons on a single page?

Exceptional tutorial!!! Tried Musescore last night…didn’t know where to start. Watched your tutorial, and scored an entire song today (including flams) start to finish!! Excellent instructions.

Thank you for this great overview and tutorial, I really appreciated the great work and effort you put in. Thanks!

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the playback audio should be louder. I think what you hear on your phones is barely bleeding onto the listener's speakers. I didn't really hear/see how you "write" a roll after the double beat.

Great tutorial.. but personally I'm an advocate of the two voice approach - kick and pedalled hi hat staying as voice 2 with downward stems at the bottom, which saves getting your hats, ride and other parts of the kit mashed up when you have heavily syncopated kick patterns.

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Hi how do I add new page to the current score I am making ?

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Great tutorial! Is there a way to add or create a two-line percussion clef in MuseScore 4, I haven't found it yet. Does anyone know? Thanks!

How long was the process from you shipping your cymbals in until receiving your Saluda's?

Great video!!

19:45 cracks me up. "If you got really good eyesight" 🤣🤣

Hey thanks for this! 1. Instead of copy/paste into the next beat or measure, just type "r" and it'll repeat whatever is highlighted. 2. For open hats, I have it set to a different shortcut than the G for closed hats, but still on the G space. After you've entered everything, right-click an open-hat G, then Select > More > Same Pitch. Now all your open hat notes are highlighted and you can add the ° symbol to all of them at once. 3.Another style of counting triplets you might check out is the one from Richard Hoffman's Takadimi system. You should google it, but basically the downbeat is always Ta and the + is always di. 8th note triplets = Ta ki da. 16th note triplets = Tavika didama. Quarter note triplets = Ta da ki. MUCH easier than this text description is making it sound. 😆 4. I also despise the old "hands are upstemmed, feet are downstemmed" convention. A third option is to write the hat (or ride) groove with upstems and the kick/snare with downstems. Makes it SUPER glance-able. Thanks again!

I'm shocked at how much knowledge you managed to share in 45 minutes! You've saved me hours of learning time. Thank you so much! And your teaching style is just brilliant.

Hello, excellent video! Could you explain how to upload a pdf drum sheet music to a musescore file? I have many drum scores, but I can't edit them with musescore.

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Open Hi-Hat Hack: Edit Drumset > Open Hi-Hat > Change staff line to the same line as your closed Hi-Hat (I use -1). Then use the Open Hi-Hat together with the "Plus" and "Circle" articulations as explained in this video . This will allow you to see the Hi-Hat on the same line no matter whether open or closed and also hear it when you press play! And for accents, copy + paste works for me only, my software doesn't recognize when I want several accents above the notation... don't know how you did it! :'D All in all, aweseome overview really, thank you so much!!! Saved me a lot of time and I'm so happy to write better drumsheets!!!! <3 I used Aered before but this software is so much more versatile as soon as you've internalized its functions once.

Awesome tutorial mate! Cheers for that

Can you write w/a drum pad/midi like you can w/keyboards? MS4 can write the note & value as you play. I can barely read drum notation & I'm trying to write drum charts w MS4. If I could tap on a midi drum pad to enter values that would be quite useful.

Hello, do you have a tutorial on how to do this by importing drum midi file and to clean up?

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Not to argue, but Wuhan makes the Western line and they are also B20 hand hammered.