Dynamic Mode: (Version 3.1 and above) Rate of transition: Linear (default), Ease-in and out, Ease-in, Ease-out, or Exponential.Affects instrument supporting Single Note Dynamics only. Use single note dynamics: (Version 3.1 and above) Enable playback loudness variation across the timespan of each of the note itself.For examples, a crescendo of Velocity change = 15 placed on a phrase with a starting note of MIDI velocity = 49 affects playback loudness of the phrase by assigning MIDI velocity from 49 up to 64 to the phrase across its timespan.The end MIDI velocity calculated by adding this value to (or subtracting this value from) the starting note's MIDI velocity (see Dynamics (symbol): loudness of a note), without any other mathematical conversion (it is not a percentage change).Choose an appropiate Type for desired direction of change.Magnitude of change in playback loudness across the span of the hairpin. Staff: One staff (eg one hand in piano) regardless of voices.Part: One instrument (all of its staffs), default.Dynamic range: Area of effect of the symbol:.Placement: Position on page, above or below staff.Continue height: The width of the hairpin at the end of a system on a page, before it continues to the next system.Circled tip: Additional circle symbol at the narrower end.Type: 4 options of hairpins (Arrow symbol, or expression text with a dashed line).Under Text Line Details Section: Add text and set text properties.Under Line Section: Edit line properties such as color, line style and thickness.Under Element Section: Edit the Y offset to change the height of the hairpin above or below the staff.Properties of the hairpin can be edited in the Inspector: Copy hairpinsįrom version 3.1, a hairpin can be cut, copied and pasted just like a text element: see Summary of cut / copy / paste commands.įor versions prior to 3.1, you can only duplicate a hairpin: see Copying lines. To turn a hairpin into its equivalent text line: Edit the text in the Text Line Details property. _ _ _ lines with the same function in the Lines palette. In addition to hairpins, there are cresc. Adjust the lower handle at the mouth of the hairpin (e.g.Ctrl+ ← (Mac: Cmd+ →) to move the handle left one sp.Ctrl+ → (Mac: Cmd+ →) to move the handle right one sp.To fine-tune the horizontal position of an end-handle (without changing playback), use the following shortcuts: This method of extending or shortening the hairpin maintains playback integrity and allows it to cross line breaks: and then Tab once to select the start handle, then Shift+ → and Shift+ ← to adjust it.Shift+ ← to move the end handle, and its anchor, left by one note or rest.Shift+ → to move the end handle, and its anchor, right by one note or rest.Then click on the end handle that you want to move:
Adjust length and heightĪ hairpins is a type of Line with playback properties, and its length is adjusted similarly:Įnter edit mode on the hairpin. If playback is priority, try splitting voices into individual instruments. NOTE: Placing hairpins on different voices of the same staff at the same time does not create desired playback, it is a limitation of Musescore, because the minimal area of effect on playback loudness ( Dynamic Range property) is staff, not voice.
Select a range of notes or measures, and click a hairpin in a palette (double-click in versions prior to 3.4).: to create a diminuendo hairpin (decrescendo).Īlternatively, use one of the following options:.There are two kinds: crescendo (getting louder) and decrescendo (getting quieter). Hairpins are symbols used to indicate gradual changes in volume in the score.
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