Create Your Own Strumming Patterns In Musescore 4

Need to know how to create your own strumming patterns using Musescore 4, either for yourself, or for your students? This is how I do it.
If you like my teaching style and you're a guitarist and learning about reading traditional music notation, check out my course on Udemy (deep discount): www.udemy.com/course/how-to-r....
If you like, take a look at my books on Amazon too:
Barre Chords On Demand: getbook.at/BarreChords.
The Essential Guitar Fretboard Guide: getbook.at/GuitarFretboard.
Guitar Capo Mastery: getbook.at/GuitarCapoMastery.
Please note: These videos are not official Musescore videos and they are not endorsed by or affiliated with Musescore.

[@yourguitarscore4601]

Thanks for watching! If you like my teaching style and you're a guitarist and learning about reading traditional music notation, check out my course on Udemy (50% off): www.udemy.com/course/how-to-read-music-for-guitar/?couponCode=MAY2024.
If you like, take a look at my books on Amazon too:
Barre Chords On Demand: getbook.at/BarreChords.
The Essential Guitar Fretboard Guide: getbook.at/GuitarFretboard.
Guitar Capo Mastery: getbook.at/GuitarCapoMastery.

[@johnhogue9402]

I’ve been trying to figure out how to add cord symbols without the cord diagram. I’m probably missing something obvious.

[@yourguitarscore4601]

I should probably do a video on that too. Yes, very easy, but not always when you're trying to work it out for the first time. First click on the note on your score above which you'd like to anchor the chord symbol to so that it's highlighted. Then on your keyboard, just hit control + K (or command + K for Mac users) and that'll open up a new space above your score where you can type in the chord name.

[@AaradyhaTamil-he6uj]

how to put la slide or like this " 2/4" 2 slide to 4

[@yourguitarscore4601]

I'll add this to my list of vids to make.

[@AaradyhaTamil-he6uj]

@@yourguitarscore4601 I'll wait for it thanks in advance