Adding Multiple Voices to one Staff | MuseScore Crash Course 

Thank you! I needed this because I was looking to add a whole note to a measure that was already filled with other notes. Using a second voice is the way to do it!

Oh thanks very much this is what I was struggling with!

Thank you soooo much!! Ahh! XD I struggled so much with this and finally I found someone who can help me! I appreciate it a lot!

The only thing this video is missing, Dave, is a mic drop at the end. So very helpful!

Excellent! Clear and concise, thanks!

Thank you so much this helped me a lot

Thank you so much!!!!!!!! You've saved me a lot of time... My assignment is due tomorrow XD

Great. Thank You. How to back to one voice if change my mind?😊

Thank you so much!

thanks!

And to do the opposite? In order to have Soprano1 and Soprano2 in a different part to Export?

how to make simple same beam for two different voices? i write the first voices, and after that, i write the second voices. but the problems is there is 2 "same beam" but the program makes it like two-beam because of its different voices.

Thanks bro!

This is supremely helpful. Much thanks to you!

Thanks Dave. I have the opposite problem...I have an upper voice (just lots of rests) on my bass clef stave that I want to remove. Do you have any suggestions how to delete the part / rests please but still keep the lower voice on my bass clef?

what I still haven't figured out yet is, what if you don't want a voice on beat 1? I have a rest on beat 1 and a 2nd voice on beat 2, but I'm forced to write another rest under beat one anyway, can I delete that rest?

If I have two violins in two different Staff, How can I paste in Only One Staff With Violin 1 in Voice 1 and Volin 2 in Voice 2??

How to do it is shown halfway through.

how to put my vocal? TQ

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Honestly, this software IS BORDERLINE MASOCHISTIC and you spend a lot of time missing important steps. There, it's my rant of the day, but hey, it's free..... So, here's the digest for this crap: 1) Hit Esc from anywhere and click on first note on the measure you want to add 2nd voice; (this tells Musescore to enter notes on that place) 2) Hit "N"; to put MS in "note entering mode"; 3) Click "2" - to activate "voice 2" - Entered notes now will be considered voice 2. 4) enter the notes now.... If you need to enter a 3rd or 4th voice repeat from 1) The voices are entered in order, so you cannot start on 3 then 1: if there is nothing on that measure, then the fist note is ALWAYS voice 1.