Ontime offset changes in ver 1.2

• Sep 7, 2012 - 21:12

I have not been able to use version 1.2 because I have been making extensive use of Ontime Offset to make my piano parts play more human/realistic. After installing 1.2 I found that the offset values were treated differently. A typical chord with a -20% or so offset on the bottom note and perhaps a +5 offset on the top note is treated in version 1.2 as if it were a -80% and +20%. My plan is to begin all new songs with the new version and keep the 1.1 just to play the older scores so I don't have to rewrite all the note offsets so it's not a serious problem.

If there is a better way to soften and humanize piano parts than using offsets and lowering velocities on chords with more notes, I'd love to hear about it.

Thanks so much,
Cade Pope


Comments

Better would be to export as MIDi then tweak the results using a program better suited to the task - a MIDI sequencer of some sort. But yeah, if for some reason it has to be done in MuseScore, tweaking those offsets seems the best way to go.

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