Hi,
I guess you are more interested in the "horizontal" order than the
"vertical" order. So to continue on Marc's answer, Chord contains Notes.
Even a single note is in a Chord. These Chord are in Segments. The Segments
are vertical "slices" of music.
Have a look here for information
https://muses
Hi,
I've been trying to let MuseScore play to an external MIDI piano, but this is
my experience:
1) default configuration I'm used to: I/O -> [X] ALSA audio
then, I can see the ALSA MuseScore MIDI plugs within qjackctl, but only
input (to MuseScore) works;
the MuseScore out, when connect
Hi,
I would like to get some pointers to the underlying data structure of the
"note order"? i.e., how are the notes sequentially ordered on the staff and
how can I change it?
Thanks,
João
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I'm not quite sure what you are asking here. Notes do not belong to a
staff, they belong to a chord. A Chord object contains an array of Note
objects (Chord::_notes). As per the comment in chord.h, this array is
sorted according to staff line number. Changing this order breaks the
layout algori
Hi,
I would like to get some pointers to the underlying data structure of the
"note order"? i.e., how are the notes sequentially ordered on the staff and
how can I change it?
Thanks,
João
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