MuseScore Help

[spitllama]

A metronome is a device that keeps time, usually used when arranging, composing, or simply learning a new piece. It's this. You know?

And why would you need to put that INTO an arrangement?

[Dudeman]

I think he means a metronome marking. Anyways, click on the first note or rest in the right hand of the first measure, then click "Create->Text->Tempo...", select the appropriate word (there are default metronome speeds for each one, select the one that's closest to the speed you want), change the speed below it so that it is correct, then hit "OK".

Wow. All of a sudden, I feel like I'm a MuseScore guru or something.

[spitllama]

I think he means a metronome marking. Anyways, click on the first note or rest in the right hand of the first measure, then click "Create->Text->Tempo...", select the appropriate word (there are default metronome speeds for each one, select the one that's closest to the speed you want), change the speed below it so that it is correct, then hit "OK".

Wow. All of a sudden, I feel like I'm a MuseScore guru or something.

*claps in a classy manner*

EDIT: That was not sarcastic btw haha. How long have you been arranging?

[Dudeman]

Me? Since about mid-May.

[spitllama]

How did you teach yourself?

[Dudeman]

My mom downloaded it, used it a teeny-tiny bit, showed me the basics, and then I just hit F1 whenever I didn't know how to do something.

[spitllama]

Well less the use of the site. Rather the methods of actually transcribing- hearing notes and placing them on the paper.

[Dudeman]

It's a special ability some people are gifted with called "perfect pitch." Ever heard of it?

[spitllama]

Well yah but that's rare only dudeman has tha-


Oh nvm Seriously forgot about that.

[Oritendo]

I think he means a metronome marking. Anyways, click on the first note or rest in the right hand of the first measure, then click "Create->Text->Tempo...", select the appropriate word (there are default metronome speeds for each one, select the one that's closest to the speed you want), change the speed below it so that it is correct, then hit "OK".

Wow. All of a sudden, I feel like I'm a MuseScore guru or something.

cool, thanks for everything dudeman! I feel more confident with MuseScore now.

Well, you have been acting like a teacher. might as well make tutorials on youtube or something.