MuseScore Step-by-Step Guide: Make Piano Sheet Music FAST

MuseScore is a FREE and easy music notation tool that is my GO-TO when writing music, technique exercises, and theory worksheets. It's possible to make a professional-looking piano score FAST; you just have to know how to use it (hint: shortcuts are your friend)! I'll show you the basics of note input, plus articulations, dynamics, fingering, accidentals, formatting, adding lyrics, playback, and transposition. This is the exact method I use to get my piano music on the page FAST. All you need is a computer and something to take notes with. Download the 1st page of Toccatina (highly recommended to enter this piece with me as we go): https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... Link to ALL keyboard shortcuts (memorize the shortcuts that you use the most!): https://musescore.org/en/handbook/4/a... ********************************************************** https://www.pianoroadmap.com Check out the Piano Roadmap Membership, an exclusive piano-learning platform with courses like the Faber Follow-Along to Books 1 and 2, Czerny Op. 139, The Secrets to Reading Music Faster, and more. Every video lesson has actionable practice tips and assignments. “Perfectly constructed to help with the pitfalls of self-learning. No gimmicks, just honest advice and structured learning in an easy to understand format.” - Len B. It's a monthly subscription that you can cancel anytime, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. Use code INTRO2024 for your first month at only $25! Valid for a limited time. If you want to support this channel: Patreon:   / pianoroadmap   PayPal: pianoroadmap@gmail.com Stay in touch! Facebook:   / pianoroadmap   Private Facebook Group:   / pianoroadmap   Instagram:   / pianoroadmap   Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:44 Downloading & Opening 2:35 Preparing the Score 4:50 Note Input 8:45 Dynamics & Articulation 10:21 Fingering 11:23 Cres/Dim 12:07 Accidentals 13:26 Formatting 15:40 Deleting, Adding, Making Invisible 16:52 Lyrics 17:29 Playback, Transposition, & other helpful tools 19:29 Final Thoughts