Once it is stable state, I bring in the tab staff and cut 'n' paste the whole score into the tab. This is where I make sure I've gotten all the slurs and ties correct.
Now I simply enter the A notation piece as if it were a treble-part piano score, transpose it to the C notation key, sort out all the bits and bobs.
I learned to not invoke tab until I had the notational score the way I wanted it and in the tuning I needed. The good thing is Musescore has an online forum and they are very quick to help out. There are tricks to it all, unfortunately. I switched from TablEdit to Musescore about a year ago. I'm sure there will be many tips and tricks for banjo (with or without tab) typesetting with Musecore, so maybe you could include some of that here? I tried temporarily lowering the treble clef notes an octave, copying that and pasting into the tab, but it still comes out at the higher octave. So, how do I save the tuning as an alternative for future use, and how do I get the tab down an octave? Plus, when I copy and paste the treble clef dots into the tab stave, it appears an octave higher - an open string is the 12th fret, for instance.
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I managed to change the tuning of the Standard Banjo to eAEG#B, but don't know how to save that as an alternative banjo choice for future scores. At the moment I'm okay with inputting notes and timing, and also ornaments and slurs. I'm writing out some A-system pieces which might eventually be put in to C-system plus tab. I've just downloaded MuseScore 3.5, and naturally have a few basic questions. I imagine there are one or two MuseScore users here? I've just moved to it from Sibelius, after losing the computer my version was was housed on.
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