Decrescendos and crescendos in 2.0
I'm wondering how it is possible to create/imply/make crescendos in 2.0. I know it may be easier to just to put pp,p,mp,mf,f,ff, but it will show up in the score, and I just want a simple crescendo. Nothing to do with all the changing. I feel with these forum posts that I am extremely brief, but I'm not sure what more information is important.
Any help is very, very much appreciated
Thanks,
Conner
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Playback of these have been implemented/fixed after the beta, so you'd find them in the nightly builds
In reply to Playback of these have been by Jojo-Schmitz
Where are the nightly builds? Sorry, i'm still learning 2.0
In reply to Where are the nightly by ModernConner
Hi
See this .
2.0 is in beta, so it's not recommended for serious work.
In reply to Hi See this. 2.0 is in beta, by chen lung
Ah, so you can't make crescendos in 2.0 alone.
In reply to Ah, so you can't make by ModernConner
Huh? Sure you can. But playback for them has been impelemented after the beta, so is available inly in some later nightly builds.
In reply to Huh? Sure you can. by Jojo-Schmitz
Ok, so after beta they will be available in 2.0 alpha, or regular.
In reply to Ok, so after beta they will by ModernConner
Alpha come before beta :-)
I'm pretty sure that there will be a beta 2 before a regular release.
In reply to Where are the nightly by ModernConner
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In reply to Where are the nightly by ModernConner
As Musescore is being actively developed, there are versions that are posted frequently. You can find them at the download page, scroll down to the section that says "Nightly Version".
http://musescore.org/en/download
However, these are test versions, at any given time not advertised as "stable" and definitely not to be used for "production" work. Use at your own risk.
The beta 2.0 is the same status, but can be thought of as relatively less "unstable". The most recent nightlies represent development that may appear in future beta and eventually production releases.
So far as I understand, the intent of having nightlies available is to offer previews of features that are coming, try them out for usability and test that they work, and give feedback to the developers before the features are frozen into a production version.
In reply to As Musescore is being by jim.weisgram
For the record, I'd say the above was more true a few months ago. At this point, we are mostly done just experimenting with new features. The nightlies are generally just bug-fixed and otherwise enhanced versions of the previous beta. So overall, I'd say if you want stablility, trying a nightly instead of the Beta is not actually such a bad idea.
However, it *is* the case that sometimes a fix breaks something else, and any given nightly might turn out to be useless. At least the Beta bugs are known and can be avoided. Still, I would have to say that for almost any given nightly build made available since the Beta, it's probably better than the Beta overall. Only a couple were DOA (including, unfortunately, ones from yesterday if you do tablature - sorry about that, but it's fixed already!).