How To Add Hammer Ons & Pull Offs In Musescore 4 

You're welcome, my friend!

You're most welcome :-)

Sure, I'll give that some thought.

@@yourguitarscore4601 thank you!

@@newtonlkh I better ask first if you understand how rhythmic sub-divisions work, i.e. the difference between whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes etc?

@@yourguitarscore4601 I consider myself to be understanding them. the problem I face with writing tabs with rhythms, is that many software (like sibelius), just replace the notehead with fret numbers, and leave whole notes with no stem, and half note with it's stem (indistinguisable from quarter note), in guitar pro, a circle around the notes could be added (optionally) to show "hollow noteheads". Sometimes I feel that the "standard score" was added just to show the rhythm, because it's much clearer (especially with inner voice, different parts) than the rhythms notated in the tab. But it's a shame because some music, especially in alternate tuning, TAB is the much better way to read the notes. I know I am biased here, because I am much more proficient with tab than "standard notation" in this respect. Thanks again for taking so much thought into my litte question

@@newtonlkh OK, thanks for elaborating-that makes sense now. The TABS on Musescore can have stems to show whether its a half note, quarter note etc. , but you can have them without too, if you like. So I'll do a video on that as soon as I can.

@daniwest1370 I'll have to do a video on that.

​@@yourguitarscore4601 Hi, could you share the link to the video on how to insert the bends?

@@fabiooliveiramusic I haven't done a vid on that yet, simply because Musescore 4 leaves a lot to be desired in that department. Unfortunately, it's still missing a lot of functionality.

I'll try to do a video on that soon. I know I've done percussive string slaps in Musescore before, I just have to remember how to do it now 😁

@@yourguitarscore4601 Thanks so much!!!

Sure thing, just added a video on it now-hope it helps: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MLjzy0S0ik8.html.

Hi, you just click on any note of the chord that you want to add the arrow to so that it's highlighted, then you go to the left sidebar where it says 'arpeggios & glissandi' and select the arrow you want.

Howzit David (and having checkd out your channel, I know you understand the word 'howzit' :-))😁. I have tried the new musesounds to a degree-it is soooo much better. Super impressed with what they've managed to pull off there. I'm sincerely flatterd that you'd want to do a collab with me. Right now though, I am about to embark on a non-music-related project that is going to demand quite a bit of my time and energy, which means that this channel is going to be on the back burner, apart from a few quick vids here and there as / when I have time, so I'm going to have to decline, unfortunately. If anything changes though, I'll give you a shout! Subscribed to your channel, all the best for the new year!

Ah, pity. Well, thanks for the great musescore guitar videos! And the subscribe! I've returned the favour.

@@mccoydtromb Thanks my friend-appreciate that!

I'll have to do videos on those subjects in the near future.