Import Chord Symbols from MuseScore

Naturegirrrl

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Hi all,
I'm new here.

Trying to import into IRP chord symbols noted on a chart in MuseScore notation software in order to use IRP playback. Is there a way to do this without having to input by hand?

Any help really appreciated!!!
 
As far as I know iRp does not have a way to import from any other format.

ALL of the charts available on the forums have been posted by forum members.

EVERY chart here was entered one chord at a time using the iReal pro editor.

The reason there's a chart available for a title is that some member took the time to write it out and then share it on the forums.

:))BOB
 
Hi PDX,
love your charts btw.

I took a chart from IRP and wrote my own lead sheet arrangement in MuseScore using chord symbols including tempo change and modulation. Trying to figure out a way to playback (MuseScore does not playback chord symbols) my arrangement in that I read but my hands are not up to tempo, so to speak.

Any thoughts or ideas out there very much appreciated.
 
Hi PDX,
love your charts btw.

I took a chart from IRP and wrote my own lead sheet arrangement in MuseScore using chord symbols including tempo change and modulation. Trying to figure out a way to playback (MuseScore does not playback chord symbols) my arrangement in that I read but my hands are not up to tempo, so to speak.

Any thoughts or ideas out there very much appreciated.

Thanks girrrl,

I remember you were looking for Melanie's skate-key song. I was happy with that chart AND how it worked with the player.

If I understand you correctly, you want the iRp player to follow tempo changes etc.

Sorry, at present, no can do. Fermata, rit. ral. < > ppp fff etc. are not understood or followed by the iRp player.
Expression instructions can be included on iRp charts but only as performance information for musicians.

I'm not a MuseScore user....FWIW.
:))BOB
 
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Hi pdx/Bob, Yes that Melanie tune is a cutie and I love singing it.

Thanks for the info re:tempo.

I'm new here as you can probably tell so thanks for the clarification, very helpful!

Naturegirrrl :-)
 
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