in a way that the score creates the same audio. I'm sorry, the "Tempo action" plugin automates adjustment of "note value" and "number" inside Musescore's Tempo marking object, it does not change the duration of any notes.
I read the qml created by chat GPT, it does not make any sense. To create a new Musescore plugin, please study Plugins for 3.x. Feel free to reuse the "Tempo action" plugin code, it is free (MIT).
There is a common situation with a similar goal, in which a musician wishes to transcribe a MIDI file that has been recorded without any beat data. Rather than using a score engraving software such as Musescore, the preferred software for this task is often a DAW (digital audio workstation) such as REAPER. The process involves paritioning, tempo assignment, and quantization, as explained in https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=227329
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please cf link:
https://musescore.org/fr/node/363385
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It seems your goal is to change both
in a way that the score creates the same audio. I'm sorry, the "Tempo action" plugin automates adjustment of "note value" and "number" inside Musescore's Tempo marking object, it does not change the duration of any notes.
I read the qml created by chat GPT, it does not make any sense. To create a new Musescore plugin, please study Plugins for 3.x. Feel free to reuse the "Tempo action" plugin code, it is free (MIT).
There is a common situation with a similar goal, in which a musician wishes to transcribe a MIDI file that has been recorded without any beat data. Rather than using a score engraving software such as Musescore, the preferred software for this task is often a DAW (digital audio workstation) such as REAPER. The process involves paritioning, tempo assignment, and quantization, as explained in https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=227329