Whole measure rest is showing differently in score and parts

I’m having trouble with some G. P. measures in my score and parts. On my score I have a ¼ bar with a quarter rest in it. But, no matter what I do, on the part it shows a whole rest. I have tried forcing the duration; but, it just changes to a whole rest.

I don’t want to disable multi-measure rests for the whole project. There are several areas where multi-measure rests are needed. But, on this bar (and one other) I want a rhythmic rest to show in the score and the parts.

Here’s my screenshot of the part. (I can’t add more than one image per post. :roll_eyes:

Your score is incorrect; the parts are showing the correct notation.

Yeah that doesn’t help. But, thanks anyway.

Someone may have a better idea, but:

  1. In the score, input the quarter rest as usual
  2. Change to a different voice and input a quarter note
  3. In engrave mode, hide the stem and notehead, and change the Rest position of the rest to 0

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Now that you’ve got it in one part, you can Alt+click it into the others. Make sure to select both the rest and the note.

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It’s because of the bar being treated as a bar rest for the purposes of multi-bar rests.

If you add a notation that breaks multi-bar rests, your forced rest should appear.

A chord symbol region will do this; positioning the GP text after the downbeat might do this also.

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For the sake of completeness, there’s been a thread about GP markings… The line tool is a great means to achieve this, it’s centered, can be saved as default… Not sure whether it would break multirests though.

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Not at computer right now, so off the top of my head:
Pick-up bars generally show actual-value rests, not whole-bar rests. What happens if you enter a TS of ‘1/4,1’, i.e. a ¼ with a ‘pick-up’ of 1 beat? Does Dorico accept that?

1/4,1 doesn’t work (I tried it); but 3/4,1 would.

Thanks for trying. It’s a pity it doesn’t work. Dorico is just too smart…

Sez who?