Error with loop playback in parts with MuseScore 3
Reported version
3.0
Priority
P1 - High
Type
Functional
Frequency
Many
Severity
S2 - Critical
Reproducibility
Always
Status
closed
Regression
Yes
Workaround
No
Project
Schleife anlegen Takt 14-18 und abspielen (siehe mscz Datei), bei MuseScore 2 tritt der Fehler nicht auf
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Fix version
3.3.0
Comments
take attached score and create loop for Measures 14-18 and play. No problem with MuseScore 2, but with 3
as per #281868: Fehler bei der Schleifenwiedergabe in MuseScore 3
Same issue here. Cannot set start and end points for loop and pressing Play while looping set does nothing.
in 3.0.1? What score? What OS?
Works fine for me. Be sure you have the current version of MuseScore - 3.0.1 - and not an alpha, beta, or other pre-release build, as there were indeed bugs with loop mode especially in continuous view.
In reply to in 3.0.1? What score? What… by Jojo-Schmitz
Sorry for the vague post.
Version 3.0.1.5087. Running on Windows 10.
Selecting "Toggle 'Loop Playback'" with notes selected in middle of score sets the loop start flag to first note in score and loop end flag at closing bar. "Play" does nothing. Same with using "Set Loop In Position" and "Set Loop Out Position" from Play panel.
Which notes are you selecting? I tried selecting bars 14-18 as originally suggested, then I clicked the loop button, and the flags appeared as expected and playback was as expected.
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I jumped into this thread so the music that was posted was not mine. That said, this issue manifests when working in a Part. See attached file (Test.mscz). Working in the top level, looping seems fine. Working in the part, selecting a bar and setting that as the loop causes the 'Loop In' to go to Top and 'Loop Out' to go to End. And, nothing plays. A bunch of other strange disconnects between part and main, but this seems to be the best example. I hope this is more clear.
I can confirm glitches involving setting loop within a part as per the example above, although there were no parts in the original score posted.
Came up again in https://musescore.org/fr/node/283236
Came up again in https://musescore.org/en/node/283940
Just updated to MuseScore 3.1.0 and this is still happening. I cannot set the Loop in or out in parts.
Still Few and still initially reported against 3.0
3.2.3.22971 Mac OS 10.14.6
I have the playback issues as well, the start/end markers will be places at the start of the score, ignores selection. There seems to be no way to move them. It seems the issue at least occurs when playing within a part (split instruments using File/Parts), it seems to work fine if I use the piece with all instruments. Reproduced with two scores, included one consisting of two parts with some random notes.
And another one: https://musescore.org/fr/node/294663
Critical severity, I agree. This leads to a bad experience of the program: this bug was discovered at the beginning of the year, and nine months later, it is still there. The user wants to go back to version 2 because of this, in particular.
See https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/pull/5340
Fixed in branch master, commit cf17cf828d
_fix #281866: fix inability to correctly set loop markers in parts
As playback is currently always performed for MasterScore, it would be
logical to store the information about positions of playback cursor and
loop markers in MasterScore rather than individual excerpt scores.
This commit implements this approach and fixes the issue with
inability to set loop markers from parts. Strictly speaking, only
changing Seq::setLoopSelection is absolutely necessary to fix the
issue, the approach with moving pos to MasterScore allows to naturally
avoid incorrect visual feedback due to markers positions information
being not synchronized across scores and ScoreViews.
Fixed in branch master, commit 82bdcb8d86
_Merge pull request #5340 from dmitrio95/281866-loop-in-parts
fix #281866: fix inability to correctly set loop markers in parts_
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.