I downloaded nwcconvertor-2.0.05.zip and tried it with another piece that was converted from PDF to mscz and further into mxl, and it worked perfectly.
Last post by Richard Woodroffe -
Folks The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :
John Hooper Stabat Mater Grandval Richard Woodroffe D776 Opus 59 No 3. Du Bist die Ruh (Schubert)
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This is how I did verse numbers as well, before user objects came along. But I am biased toward the object approach, having written this particular add-on
Well, then I think it's high time to learn your add-on.
Open a PDF file in MuseScore Studio 4.xxx (latest version, downloaded today) The conversion to a music file is done on the webpage https://musescore.com/import and after downloading the mscz-file I could open it in MuseScore Studio. I exported the file as MXL file but when trying to convert it to NWC, the program seems to be pending. I used your latest version (nwcconvertor-2.0.03.zip) My only option is to exit the program.
It's unclear what is preventing the conversion of this file to the end. Maybe I can bypass the blocking code by disabling something in MuseScore, but your help will be needed. Screenshot of the pending situation is added as well as the mscz-file and mxl file (both included in the zipfile).
Last post by Mike Shawaluk -
This is how I did verse numbers as well, before user objects came along. But I am biased toward the object approach, having written this particular add-on
I do verse numbers differently. I add a "grace note rest" with lyrics = Always where I want a verse number, and I simply add it where I want to display the verse numbers. As a grace note, it doesn't screw the rhythm and as a rest it doesn't change the music. The verse numbers are simply added in the lyrics. This simple trick helps even to add verse numbers for the next lines (which is useful when there are many verses) and this way verse numbers are always mapped with the correct verse .
Last post by Richard Woodroffe -
Folks The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :
Maurizio Spagni Menuetto I from Divertimento n. 17 in D major, K.334 (Mozart) Richard Woodroffe D776 Opus 59 No 3. Du Bist die Ruh (Schubert) Maurizio Spagni A new NWC Itree
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Last post by Mike Shawaluk -
If you look closely, the natural symbol is grey, meaning that it is hidden, and won't appear on printouts or in the NWC Viewer. You can delete it if you want, but it is useful to leave in your score if you decide to transpose it again.
When I did the transpose to change from 2 sharp to natural, why there is the natural symbol in the very left of the staff. Can we delete that symbol?. or we leave it there. Thank you