![]() A value of -0.5 sp works, but it looks terrible, because again, there really just isn't room. So, to allow music on different staves to be closer together than the default 0.5 sp, go to Format / Style / Score, and lower the "Minimum vertical distance" all the way into negative territory (you're telling MuseScore how much overlap you're willing to tolerate. You'll see that even set to 0, there just plain isn't room to do this without overlapping (otherwise MuseScore would be doing it). I'll explain how MuseScore determines the space between notes, between. Then, to allow MuseScore to fit more staves, reduce the minimum staff and system distances in Format / Style / Page. MuseScore Caf - Spacing - YouTube This week in the MuseScore Caf with Marc Sabatella, we look at spacing. To fix, you have to select the grace-notes and edit the leading space, and then move the rest back into its expected l Stave move positioning. So definitely you'll need to remove those. You have some frames there on page 17 and I'm not sure why - frames are for placing things in, not for spacing things, and definitely not for reducing space. That said, it's certainly possible to force things to fit. I recently added twelve additional measures to an eighteen stave score. ![]() So adjusting those is probably a good idea anyhow. How can I change spacing between just two staves Style->Edit->page->stave distance does change spacing between all staves, but I want to change spacing between two staves. Your current staff size is quite big - and your current page size rather small - for a score with this many instruments. ![]() To pull that off without literally overlapping music, you'll almost certainly need smaller staves and/or bigger paper - both settings in Format / Style / Page Settings. Consider, that would be 20 staves on a single page, and you don't have any pages I can see that are that full. I can't see how merely reducing space would allow that much more onto page 17 at your current staff and page sizes. ![]()
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