playback
Why does this simple score not play back? Other scores do but I can't see what's different about this one.
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Why does this simple score not play back? Other scores do but I can't see what's different about this one.
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Remove Volta
In reply to Remove Volta by Shoichi
Thank you Shoichi. As you might guess, the singer plays flute 1 on the second time through. I'll put the instruction in as text. It is always best to stick to the rules.
As you might guess, the singer plays flute 1 on the second time through.
I never would have guessed.
It is always best to stick to the rules.
This is true. Since there exists no first volta, the use of a second volta confused MuseScore's playback.
However....
As an exercise in what's possible (though maybe not correct), I was pleasantly surprised to be able to achieve your intent using a 'fake' second volta created from the 'Line' found in the palette. Hook(s) and text can be added to a line with placement adjustments available. Playback works:
waterfall_2.mscz
(Click on the volta and look in the Inspector.)
Over the years, and especially since the introduction of the Inspector, MuseScore has progressively allowed much more customization. This is a boon to those (iconoclasts?) who wish to do things their "own way".
[Heck, during a gig I've read chord changes scribbled on cocktail napkins.]
Regards.