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Just press Space while editing the fingering to move to the next note. The useful thing to do with the fingering selected is fine tune itself position, so losing that would be not good. |
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Hmm, in my case space just starts playing the score. |
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Then you aren't editing the fingeringh. If you add from the palette, you need to first double-click to edit. If you add from the menu or a shortcut For further questions about how to use MuseScore Studio, please ask for help on the official support forum at musescore.org. Then if it turns out based on discussion there that there is no (easy) way to do the thing you are trying to do, you can come here to GitHub and make a proposal. But it is usually best to ask for help there first to be sure there isn't already a feature that you just don't know about first. |
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Hi!
A request:
When entering fingering annotations in a score, the "focus" remains on the (fingering) annotation after it's been added. There is not a lot of "usefull" things to do in that situation. Better then to have the focus on the note for which the fingering was added.
In that way one could "move on", using arrow keys" to the next note and add the next fingering annotation, if so wanted. It simplifies the workflow.
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