this shows; i am first playing from the beginning, than stopping, than copy pasting anything
this shows; i am first playing from the beginning, than stopping, than copy pasting anything
Yes, I can see what you mean. I am fiddling with it currently. Was this an XML import by any chance?
no, all new ā¦ but it was first in an other Dorico Project, I exported the partie to a new file
Thank you so far Daniel.
But actually the sound of the flute doesnt bother me so much.
The copy pasting of the tamburin rhythmn was my main interest ā¦ ok now i typed it in again ā¦ i know you told me, it is in the hidden treble clef, but also that would be nice if this could be solved in future.
thx
On grand staff instruments, a number of elements are āattachedā to the top staff (such as figured bass and pedal lines).
If you only want a piano bass staff you could use a generic sketch bass staff instrument, or simply remove the lower staff of your grand staff and change the clef.
This sounds like the same issue:
ā¦but your project doesnāt show any edited offsets.
Thank you Janus and Daniel
I am questioning if there could be easier and more intuitiv solutions for that in future.
deleting the bass clef and changing the treble clef to a bass clef is a workaround solution i would not like to accept for Pro Programm in 2024.
Again: I am trying to give constructive feedback
Of course! And thereās no problem with that.
I could equally argue that removing the treble staff of a grand staff instrument is in itself a workaroundā¦
(not to mention your notating Viola in treble clef is pretty amateur, but letās not go thereā¦)