Perform repeats
When I play my score, Composer ignores my repeat bars. Can I get composer to play the song attending to the repeats as the performer would?
Bill |
Re: Perform repeats
Hi Bill,
By default Composer should play the song with the repeats as entered in the score via the repeat bar lines. You can also manually edit the way the song plays using Perform -> Edit Repetition Instructions. If you have a file that has both beginning repeat and ending repeat barlines and Composer is not playing it properly, please either attach the file here or send a copy of it to suppor@notation.com so we can check that out. ttfn, Sherry |
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Bill |
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Hi Bill,
Thanks for attaching the file. (Cool spiritual btw :) ) Composer does not understand repeats (nor do many musicians ;) ) unless they come in pairs, so in this case you would either need to (1) make the first barline a beginning repeat bar line OR (2) edit the Repetition instructions in Perform -> Edit repetition instructions. If you use method (2), Composer will give you a warning about the unpaired repeat, but you can still do it that way if you really want to. ttfn, Sherry |
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Well, it's like this. I tried over and over to get an initial repeat bar but it just wouldn't appear. :confused: I was clicking where I "wanted" the bar to be, to the right of the clef. Figured Composer just would default to the beginning, I guess, since it wouldn't draw it.This time I clicked to the left of the clef, at the beginning of the staff (of course) and, voila, the repeat appeared to the right of the clef! :o Thanks again. I'll post the whole piece when I'm done. I'm preparing it for a TEDx performance in April by a local community college. Bill |
Re: Perform repeats
Hi Bill,
In general to edit any barline, just click it directly, then select the type of barline you want to change it to. So yeah, for the first barline you have to select it, then after you've changed it to a Beginning Repeat it will appear to the right of the clef symbol. Thanks for the step-by-step of what you did - it is always helpful to us to know what users are trying to accomplish and how they are trying to do it so we will know how to tweak the software in the future to make it easier to use. I'm looking forward to hearing the whole piece :) ttfn, Sherry p.s. Have you given any thought to perhaps using different instruments for the different voices? Over the years we've had some pretty creative choir and vocal ensemble coordinators using different instruments to help the members differentiate the voices they were supposed to be following. Just a thought. |
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