The Ultimate Guide to Musescore 4 Shortcuts

[@AntonDeniz]

You just saved 13 hours of my life thank you

[@lynnlo]

I'm glad to have helped!

[@annbobaboo]

nice tutorial i say u should make more Musescore 4 tutorials because there are not may Musescore 4 tutorials out there really but i love your talent and this was super helpful thx u i was struggling with this a lot but thx u so much u should make another one about Musescore 4 but more in detail about how the program works and what setting if any and notes to use when making ether a happy tune or a dark scary tune depending and teach how different settings work and how different instruments sound and which to use when making ether a happy tune or a dark scary tune depending (again) and how to make a slow beat or a high beat or both and how to do cool effects in your music but thx u so much for the tutorial it means a lot. (love ur content btw nice vids keep chasing ur dreams to be what u want to be)

[@lynnlo]

Thank you for your support, I'll be sure to make more tutorials soon!

[@annbobaboo]

ur welcome😁@@lynnlo

[@jadef1531]

Thanks

[@lynnlo]

You are very welcome!

[@sileonclassical]

how do you this very dark background and white notes is it an option or something cuz idk rl

[@lynnlo]

It's a setting under appearance which allows you to change the background color and inverse notes.

[@jadeowenhamblyn4405]

OK you've covered some good things here but (1) You're speaking to fast / not clearly in places which makes it difficult when you are (2) also inconsistently captioning what you are showing. It's also the basics of shortcuts really, I wouldn't say this is by any means the ultimate guide. Thumbs up anyways.

[@lynnlo]

Thank you for the feedback, it's much appreciated!