I’d advise you to turn on voice colours, then scroll back until you find the last time that the relevant voice was visible. You should find that the last visible item has the “ends voice” property selected. Unselect it and your remover rest(s) should reappear.
This is how I was thinking, but the last note in that voice (only one voice per staff in this case) doesn’t have the property selected.
I’ve selected and unselected start and end here and on the note after the missing rest, without any change.
What about selecting the last visible item in that voice and repeating it, or creating a new note after it? Try doing that, and then deleting that note - does the rest reappear?
Another thought - is this a situation where the rest is missing because there’s a full bar of cross-staff stuff going on? If so, you’ll need to force a rest.
You might instead have ‘Starts voice’ set on the note on the second beat of that bar – that would also cause a rest at the start of the bar not to appear.
I’ve a score with proportional notation and no rests. However, I would like, for editing reasons, to make rests reappear when needed.
While this discussion is quite old, I don’t think anything has been added to this issue. Is it un-removing deleted rests possible, even without having to re-enter notes?
Yes, it works perfectly (even if, unfortunately, not on multiple notes).
This also made me understand how the Remove Rests command works, that is by ending a voice (therefore making a rest after the end of that voice meaningless).
Hi Lillie,
just a small request: You always post the links for the English WebHelp. It is easy to change the language to e. .g. German by changing the “en” to “de” in the URL, but it would be even nicer, if there were a direct button to switch between languages.
(So far I only can change the language on steinberg.help until I start a WebHelp-version.)