![]() Is that how it works (or doesn't work) in Musescore (I'm a newbie with using Musescore). If not, come back here and explain in more detail what is going wrong when you try to enter ties and slurs. True, Musescore plays ties between like notes correctly, in that all tied notes are played as one note of appropriate duration but, when I use slurs across different notes they are not played legato (I think that is the term). This is all explained here: and, but since you say you have tried to follow those directions, I hope that my alternative explanation may help. You can also select a range of notes (click on the first note and shift click on the last note) and then press s to input a slur covering all the notes. You can then extend the slur to following notes by pressing right arrow while holding down the shift key. ![]() To input a slur between two notes click on the first note and press s. This will enter the second note and also add the tie from the first note. If you want to enter two tied notes while you are in note entry mode, enter the first note, then select the duration of the second note and press +. To input a tie between two (identically pitched) notes that have already been entered, click on the first note and press +. ![]() Right, having got that out of the way we can move to how to input ties and slurs. So, for example two quarter notes (crotchets) joined by a tie will sound the same as a half note (minim) and a quarter note tied to an eighth note (quaver) will sound the same as a dotted quarter.Ī slur is used between notes, usually of different pitches and indicates that there is an immediate transition from the first to the second note, in other words it is an indication that the notes are to be played smoothly. First, let's check that you are aware of the difference between ties and slurs (apologies if you are aware, but we often get questions here from users who are confused by the two similar looking curvy lines).Ī tie is used between notes of the same pitch and effectively adds the durations.
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