Tremolo Playback
A posting dated back in January 2012 states, "Tremolo playback has been implemented". However, postings since then indicate maybe it's still in the works. It doesn't work for me on the attached piano example. Am I entering the effect correctly?
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Most new things implemented over the past couple of years won't show up until 2.0, whenever that happens. You can download an experimental nightly build from the downloads link at right if you'd like to try it iut, but do realize it's not ready for "real" work yet.
In reply to Most new things implemented by Marc Sabatella
if you have not already read, there's this comment of underquark. Check if is useful for you:
http://musescore.org/en/node/21449
In reply to Most new things implemented by Marc Sabatella
Is this nightly build beta software the source some also use to get piano pedal markings to work on playback? I can't get it to work even using the "X" expanded symbols pallete markings for pedal in 1.3.
In reply to Pedal Playback by hmscomp
No, pedal markings should work just fine in the current 1.3 version. If you post the score you are having trouble with, perhaps someone can show you what you are doing wrong. Have you read the Handbook entry Line or watched any of the tutorial videos? A common mistake with lines is to try to manually extend the line to cover multiple notes visually using the mouse, rather than using the correct methods for attaching the lones to the desired notes (shift-arrow to extend after initial placement, or, for certain line types, select notes first before placing rhe line).
In reply to No, pedal markings should by Marc Sabatella
I thought I had read everything there was about pedal markings but I guess I missed the part about shift+arrow. Thank you. Thank you.
In reply to No, pedal markings should by Marc Sabatella
Where do you get your pedal markings that don't have the "Ped" at the beginning? Yours just have a vertical line at the beginning, just like at the end.
In reply to Where do you get your pedal by hmscomp
Just add a regular pedal marking *with* the "Ped" indication, the right click, Line Properties, and remove the "Ped" indication (or replace it with a hook).
In reply to Just add a regular pedal by Marc Sabatella
Let's see --- 1. Right click, 2. Click Line Properties, 3. Click "Ped" symbol to remove it, 4. Click Hook, 5. Move cursor to Space box, 6. Insert a minus sign in front of 1.50 to make it really go "Up" instead of down, and finally, 7. Click OK. Whew! Makes you want to use a LOT less pedal!
In reply to Let's see --- 1. Right click, by hmscomp
Or just don't sweat the Ped indication - leaev it alone. Seems a bit old-fashioned, but it's pretty common. Anyhow, 2.0 makes this simpler. And realistically, most published sheet music doesn't use much in the way of the pedal indications at all - at most a little up front to give the player a general idea.