jumping between sections
I have a file divided in sections: intro - A - B - C- coda. How can I force the playback to play: intro - A - A - B - B - A - C - C - intro - A - coda?
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There is no way to have arbitrary roadmaps in the playback, you need to enter the standard repeat markings (repeat barlines, DC, DS, segno, coda, etc). A roadmap like that will likely require some of it to be written out in full in order to be understandabe.
In reply to There is no way to have… by Marc Sabatella
Thank you, Mark. For just reading purpose I added some text in the title section, but for playback purpose I copied the A-section to the apropriate places. That does the trick for generating a correct mp3.
This is actually not that hard just by using two jumps. Use the inspector to see which labels I've changed. I've also included the symbols into the jump instruction text to clarify the intended roadmap.
In reply to This is actually not that… by jeetee
Thank you, jeetee. Just what the doctor ordered. Perfect!!
In reply to Thank you, jeetee. Just what… by Jan Willems
Sorry, jeetee, but my first reaction was a bit hasty. I altered you sample a little bit to clarify my problem. Furthermore I don't know how to create a jump like To /.
In reply to This is actually not that… by jeetee
Sorry, jeetee, but my first reaction was a bit hasty. I altered you sample a little bit to clarify my problem. Furthermore I don't know how to create a jump like To /.
In reply to Sorry, jeetee, but my first… by Jan Willems
See attached. Not much changes.
All that is required is for the D.S to have the "play repeats" property ticked on or it won't be able to locate the 'To Coda' marker at the end of A1 as it would be hidden by the volta otherwise.
After adding these markers, you can edit their text just like any other text (double click and type). In this attachment I didn't yet change their texts. You can also double click a code or segno symbol then select it and copy it, to then paste it into another text (such as the jump instruction)
In reply to See attached. No much… by jeetee
Great help, jeetee, thanks a lot. This does exactly what I wanted it to do. Thanks again.