Another Volta quistion
Perhaps I am blind, but how to get the composers playback-intention correct in this case? The answer must be very simple. I can rearrange it all to get it working, yes, but how to keep the layout?
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In reply to …question.. by ErlingI
It is certainly not clear to me what the composer's intention is in that example. Can you explain and give a road map - eg. the measures should be played in this order 1, 2, 1, 2 etc. I can manage that bit but then it gets rather weird - possibly 3 then 4 or perhaps 5 and 6 then back to 1 (?) but a Coda should go at the end - coda means "tail" and all the tails I know are at the end, not in the middle. No, I am lost now.
In reply to It is certainly not clear to… by SteveBlower
Perhaps this is what you want - just perhaps. There is much guesswork here.
Example 2.mscz
In reply to Perhaps this is what you… by SteveBlower
Hi and thanks for answering. Appreciated!
The intended play-sequence (and the composer's!) in my example is bar 1,2,1,2,3,5,6 - 1,2,4. Your proposal solves this, yes, but I thought I would try to keep the layout.
Musescore does not allow for manually adjusting the play-count, I think.
I believe that would be a way to get my example "working".
Thanks again!
Erling
1,2, 1,2,3,5,6, 1,2,4 without changes to layout
1,2 = repeat 1
1,2,3,5,6 = repeat 2 (use volta's to make it so)
1,2,4 = D.C al Coda with ToCoda on 2 and Coda on 4. Change labels/visibility as required, cover 4 with an otherwise inaccessible volta.
In reply to 1,2, 1,2,3,5,6, 1,2,4… by jeetee
Ahh...
Repeat list of 0 (zero).
An arcane bit of knowledge, bordering on the occult... :-)
In reply to Ahh... Repeat list of 0 … by Jm6stringer
A repeat list of 666 works too, if you prefer to occult to the arcane ;-)
In reply to 1,2, 1,2,3,5,6, 1,2,4… by jeetee
Always great to see the magicians at work!
And this was tricky, but works! Anyway: I reverted to rearranging the score :(
But thanks for the magic!