Yes, but breathing introduces a noticeable break. So that if someone wrote a series of eight quarter notes with a breath after the fourth, that fourth one should sound shorter - say, like an eighth note with an eighth rest. It might even make the next note a little late or have a stronger attack, although that's more an accident and something players might strive to avoid.
In any case, it is important to keep in mind that MuseScore is primarily about *notation*, and that playback is definitely secondary in importance and priority. So as long as a symbol exists and can be positioned, displayed, and printed correctly, it isn't really appropriate to say it "doesn't work". It's more of a feature request to have automatic playback effects for that symbol added. In 2.0, you will be able define playback effects yourself, so it should be possible to get breath marks to sound however you like.
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Most of the articulations don't playback under 1.2. This is improving under 2.0.
In reply to Most of the articulations by schepers
How should a breath sign sound? AFAIK it's just a hint to the performer where breathing is possible/recommended
In reply to How should a breath sign by Jojo-Schmitz
Yes, but breathing introduces a noticeable break. So that if someone wrote a series of eight quarter notes with a breath after the fourth, that fourth one should sound shorter - say, like an eighth note with an eighth rest. It might even make the next note a little late or have a stronger attack, although that's more an accident and something players might strive to avoid.
In any case, it is important to keep in mind that MuseScore is primarily about *notation*, and that playback is definitely secondary in importance and priority. So as long as a symbol exists and can be positioned, displayed, and printed correctly, it isn't really appropriate to say it "doesn't work". It's more of a feature request to have automatic playback effects for that symbol added. In 2.0, you will be able define playback effects yourself, so it should be possible to get breath marks to sound however you like.
In reply to Yes, but breathing introduces by Marc Sabatella
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