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If you'd like to set up [br]repeats in MuseScore 4,

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first open the "Repeats & jumps" palette.

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If you can't see this palette, you’ll find [br]it by clicking on the "Add palette" option

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and pressing this "Add" button [br]to move it to the main list.

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Now you simply select the bar where [br]you want the repeat ending to occur,

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or you can select the [br]desired bar line itself,

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and then select the appropriate [br]repeat symbol to add it.

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I now want to specify that the [br]repeat should begin on bar 2,

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so I'll add the appropriate [br]repeat symbol here as well.

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Now if you press play, you'll see [br]the playhead jumping back to bar 2

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as it should do.

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You can switch on and off [br]the playback of repeats

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by selecting this settings button [br]and toggling the "Play repeats" option.

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If you want to set volta brackets, [br]often referred to as repeat endings,

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you can also find these in[br]the "Repeats & Jumps" palette.

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Using these, I can specify which bars [br]are played and excluded on each repeat.

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I'm going to place this first [br]volta bracket before the repeat,

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meaning that this bar will be played the [br]first time around.

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I'll now place a second volta bracket [br]after the repeat marking.

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This means that the second time around, the[br]playback will skip over the first volta bracket

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and jump straight to the [br]second volta bracket instead.

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If you wish to extend a volta bracket,

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it’s advisable to use the generic keyboard [br]shortcut for extending a line:

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holding Shift and pressing the Arrow key.

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Another useful element in the "Repeats & Jumps" [br]palette is this "Repeat last bar" symbol.

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By adding this symbol to a bar, it will [br]repeat the previous bar during playback.

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Lastly, there are the [br]Segno and Coda elements,

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which are also found in the [br]"Repeats & jumps" palette.

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Let's start with the Segno element,[br]and add it to this bar.

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And then let's tell the player to go [br]back to that Segno marking

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later in the score, by adding a Dal Segno[br](or D.S for short) element here.

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Now, if we want to add a Coda jump too, [br]we can alter this setup.

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Let's first place our Coda symbol [br]on a bar near the end of the score.

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Next, let's delete that Dal Segno element and [br]replace it with the Dal Segno, al Coda element.

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Lastly, let's add a To Coda element here.

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Now the playback will [br]follow the following logic:

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Once it reaches the [br]Dal Segno, al Coda element,

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it will jump back to the bar with the [br]Segno marking. From that point,

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it will play through again, until it [br]reaches the To Coda marking,

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which tells it to jump to the bar [br]marked with the Coda symbol.

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