Move lyric syllable right by 0.01sp: Alt+ →
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Move lyric syllable left by 0.01sp: Alt+ ← MuseScore is a free music composition and notation software, which can be used not only to input music notation. Move lyric syllable right by 1sp: Ctrl+ → (Mac: Cmd+ →) Move lyric syllable left by 1sp: Ctrl+ ← (Mac: Cmd+ ←) Next lyric syllable: if the current and the next syllables are separated by a '-': -, else Space Rehearsal Mark: Ctrl+ M (Mac: Cmd+ M) Lyrics entryĮnter lyrics on a note: Ctrl+ L (Mac: Cmd+ L) System text: Ctrl+ Shift+ T (Mac: Cmd+ Shift+ T) Page break on selected barline: Ctrl+ Return (Mac: Cmd+ Return) Articulations Lower pitch by semi-tone (prefer flat): ↓Ĭhange enharmonic spelling in both written and concert pitch views: JĬhange enharmonic spelling in current view only: Ctrl+ J (Mac: Cmd+ J)Īdd interval above current note: Alt+ Layoutįlip direction (stem, slur, tie, tuplet bracket, etc.): X Raise pitch by semi-tone (prefer sharp): ↑ Lower pitch by octave: Ctrl+ ↓ (Mac: Cmd+ ↓) Raise pitch by octave: Ctrl+ ↑ (Mac: Cmd+ ↑) Repeat selection: R (The selection will be repeated from the first note position after the end of the selection) Repeat previous note or chord: R (the repeat can be of a different note value by selecting duration beforehand) Pitches can be entered by their letter name (A-G), or via MIDI keyboard. Voice 4: Ctrl+ Alt+ 4 (Mac: Cmd+ Alt+ 4) Pitch an eighth note becomes a dotted eighth note a dotted eighth note becomes a quarter note) Voices Increase duration by one dot : (as of version 2.1) Shift+ W (e.g. a dotted quarter note becomes a quarter note a quarter note becomes a dotted eighth note) See also Note input.ĭecrease duration by one dot: (as of version 2.1) Shift+ Q (e.g. Previous element (accessibility): Alt+ ← Note inputġ. Top note in chord: Ctrl+ Alt+ ↑ (Ubuntu uses this shortcut for Workspaces instead)īottom note in chord: Ctrl+ Alt+ ↓ (Ubuntu uses this shortcut for Workspaces instead) Note above (within a chord or on higher staff): Alt+ ↑ Note below (within a chord or on lower staff): Alt+ ↓ Previous page: Pg Up or Shift + scroll up (Mac: Fn+ ↑) Next page: Pg Dn or Shift + scroll down (Mac: Fn+ ↓) Zoom out: Ctrl+ - (Mac: Cmd+ -) or Ctrl (Mac: Cmd) + scroll down Zoom in: Ctrl+ + (doesn't work on some systems) (Mac: Cmd+ +) or Ctrl (Mac: Cmd) + scroll up Navigationįind/Go to (measure number, rehearsal mark, or pXX when XX is a page number): Ctrl+ F (Mac: Cmd+ F) Below is a list of some of the initial shortcut settings. And this 4K image file you can set as a background for example.Most keyboard shortcuts can be customized via the menu: select Edit→ Preferences.→ Shortcuts (Mac: MuseScore→ Preferences.→ Shortcuts).
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Or whether it actually makes sense to create such a map with all the shortcuts? In the end, i can export a PDF file also. And i'm not sure, if anyone can read the small text. In this very first alpha version 0.2.1 many is missing, please wait a few days for another update. Maybe you can check parallel to the development if everything is ok so far. I'm very open for feedback, that is also the reason why i would like to give you a first insight today.
I hope, i can finish the map to the release of MS4. So i decided to make a map, not only for me, but to give something back to the community. But i had some new shortcuts / new handling to learn. I'm a long time Sibelius 7 user from Germany, but recently switched to MuseScore 4 (Nightly builds). I have only found this one which was created almost 10 years ago: Today i started to create a keyboard shortcuts map for MuseScore 4. And i start with an announcement for you :-) This is the first time that I write here in the forum. You can find it under forum/documentation:
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