Repeat with starting selection.
There has been multiple request about "nested repeats". And it is true that it could complicated to read by the musician. However this is the case when the repeats are not labeled correctly.
I usually purchase music sheets and many of these have nested repeats which are properly labeled and it is not confusing to follow.
However I found it impossible to add this kind of notation using MuseScore.
Below I am including an image with the kind of notation I would like to use, which is common to find in other music scores.
The suggestion would be to able to label the "Repeat Start" barline |: with a value which could be numeric or string.
The other part would be to add to the Volta the property "Start to list" in which we can indicate to which start barline the repeat will jump to. It could be multiple values for different starts as configured repeats.
The playback process could also use this information to execute the music jumping properly into the configured starts.
Thank you for considering this addition when possible.
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Comments
You can add that notation already - just add it as staff text, or using the Line Properties to make it "end" text on the volta itself.
As for playback, we try to focus on making standard notation work as well as we can. Support for non-standard notations is going to be much lower in priority.
In reply to You can add that notation by Marc Sabatella
Thank you for your reply, I will follow your advice. The "non-standard notation" seems to be very much in use by many music score providers. I look forward for the day when the playback option could be implemented. This is a great product.
In reply to Thank you for your reply, I by italoosorio
Yes, to be clear, I didn't mean that adding the extra explanatory text was non-standard - it's clearly common, and we do eventually want to provide support for that. I just mean, the default behavior we support is the standard behavior for a DS without extra explanatory text.