I wish I could II
When entering scores I often enter a tempo. Sometimes indicated in the score itself, but very often left for me to be interpreted by: "my feelings".
In addition: Many times there are in the scores several "ritardando's", (even "accel.") and "a tempo" changes.
If I then have started out "wrong", say with 80bpm as an "a tempo" indicator and change it to say 90bpm, I would like all the other remaining tempos to change accordingly: That is: all "a tempo", "Tempo I", "rit", etc. to change "in parallel". 80->90, and similar (in this case + 10) for all the other tempo changes.
My 2cent.
Erling
Comments
Indeed a valid feature request, for an a tempo to pick up the one before the previous tempo change
I like the idea, although to me it probably needs to wait until we have proper support for ritardando in the first place.
Meanwhile, though, I'll bet a plugin could do this already, if one could define exactly what the behavior should be. Eg, maybe you'd just enter the new start tempo and it would go through everything and scale it accordingly, basically the same as increasing the value of the "Tempo" slider in the play panel but doing it "for real". Bonus points if it updates the text too in the cases where the metronome marking appears and "follow text" is being used.
In reply to I like the idea, although to… by Marc Sabatella
Where can I validate my bonus points? ;-)
https://musescore.org/project/tempostretch
In reply to Where can I validate my… by jeetee
Page not found :(
Maybe https://musescore.org/en/project/tempostretch ?
In reply to Page not found :( by Shoichi
https://musescore.org/en/project/tempostretch
In reply to Page not found :( by Shoichi
For me the language-agnostic link forwards to the /en/ one.
Perhaps for you it (wrongly) forwarded to https://musescore.org/it/project/tempostretch which indeed doesn't exist.
In reply to For me the language-agnostic… by jeetee
The language agnostic link works for me too, leading to the en page (and not the de one, which I find strange, but wouldn't work the same way the it doesn't?