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Todd Wilcox
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First, make sure your Musescore is up to date.

If you place a fine in the score from the palette, it should stop playback there. Then you can make it invisible.

And this seems easy once you read it: to skip over measures, place invisible D.C.s and segnos and/or to coda and coda marks.

If it's not behaving as expected, check that Musescore is up to date and also check the inspector for each element for a "play" checkbox. Make sure it is checked. There might also be special element properties that control playback that might have to be edited or verified.

If you place a fine in the score from the palette, it should stop playback there. Then you can make it invisible.

And this seems easy once you read it: to skip over measures, place invisible D.C.s and segnos and/or to coda and coda marks.

First, make sure your Musescore is up to date.

If you place a fine in the score from the palette, it should stop playback there. Then you can make it invisible.

And this seems easy once you read it: to skip over measures, place invisible D.C.s and segnos and/or to coda and coda marks.

If it's not behaving as expected, check that Musescore is up to date and also check the inspector for each element for a "play" checkbox. Make sure it is checked. There might also be special element properties that control playback that might have to be edited or verified.

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Todd Wilcox
  • 61.1k
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If you place a fine in the score from the palette, it should stop playback there. Then you can make it invisible.

And this seems easy once you read it: to skip over measures, place invisible D.C.s and segnos and/or to coda and coda marks.