Mac OS 13.7 Ventura, MuseScore Studio 4.6.6, Finale 26.3, 27, SmartScore 64 Pro | Copyist for the Barbershop Harmony Society | wawoodman at aol dot com
As I recall from the video, he just tapped a single key (or maybe the spacebar) in the rhythm of the song in Hyperscribe mode.
I thought they were just in the blog.
I guess when you leave the company, you become a nonperson.
It won't open for me, either. Sorry.
Create the audio file by using File > Export > Audio File... In the next screen, give it a name, select the file type, and save it. Then you can attach that file to an email.
I tried your link, but got "Access Denied" You might want to send some of those files to Tech Support. Use the Submit a Request tab at the top of this page.
You don't copy a score to an audio file. You export the score as an audio file. What, exactly, did you do? Give us all the steps, please. We may spot a way to reverse what you did.
I question how come the parts are all 120KB or less, but the full score is 41,531. Something looks odd. Do you have a backup of the full score?
Glad I could help!
Use expressions to change the tempo as often as you want. In the Expression Tool dialogue box > Tempo, click “Create Tempo Mark” and in the next box, choose the note value and follow it with =(desi...