k_b
September 24, 2022, 8:25am
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Hello,
I have a score with these clefs:
For the third part I like to make a layout with clef override, using an alto clef (C3):
This does not change the clef of the layout, until I select and delete the old clef.
Before:
After:
So far, so good. But the main score layout has changed too, the clef of the third part has changed to a tenor clef (C4):
Why is this? I must be missing something obvious, as I have already used this function successfully. Any hints are very welcome.
If you right-click the clef, can’t you select on which layout it’s active? Or is it just a concert pitch/transposed thing?
klafkid
September 24, 2022, 10:07am
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It’s because it’s an explicit clef in the full score, which you have to set in the properties panel to show only in certain layouts (for example only in the score/concert pitch layouts)
k_b
September 25, 2022, 9:41am
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Marc, that’s new for me - I have never right clicked onto an explizit clef (so far…). Thank you, this sorted the matter.
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k_b
September 25, 2022, 9:45am
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Yes klafkid, I didn’t know about these options yet.
Here, btw, the original print and source for the clefs (and stunning music):
Locke Curtain Tune.dorico (982.7 KB)
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