thirty-second note tremolo
when i make a 32nd note tremolo it sounds like 2 notes being played really fast
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when i make a 32nd note tremolo it sounds like 2 notes being played really fast
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That's what Musescore does, plays two notes really fast. This is part of the old "MuseScore is a notation program..."blah blah blah. The good part is that is seems there is an effort to improve playback now.
And what else did you expect? What else but the 2nd measure in the attached?
I think you got exactly what you asked for.
In reply to And what else did you expect? by Jojo-Schmitz
I just don't want it to play so fast
In reply to I just don't want it to play… by _xXx_Pug_xXx_
Then don't use a 32nd tremolo!
In reply to Then don't use a 32nd… by Jojo-Schmitz
16th-note tremolo is too slow
In reply to 16th-note tremolo is too slow by _xXx_Pug_xXx_
Then use a 24th tremolo ;-)
In reply to Then use a 24th tremolo ;-) by Jojo-Schmitz
what is a 24th tremolo
In reply to what is a 24th tremolo by _xXx_Pug_xXx_
It was a joke.
In reply to what is a 24th tremolo by _xXx_Pug_xXx_
A 24th is the logical choice when 16th is to slow and 32nd is too fast.
Actually it s a dotted 16th...
In reply to A 24th is the logical choice… by Jojo-Schmitz
Nice :D
In reply to Nice :D by Ziya Mete Demircan
But it would take a tuplet to play it correctly.
In reply to Then don't use a 32nd… by Jojo-Schmitz
When your transcribing you make it look right and wish it played right.
In reply to And what else did you expect? by Jojo-Schmitz
Tremolo should be smoother than what MuseScore makes it. Everything played in MuseScore has a little bit of Staccato, so honestly I don't expect anything more until the playback algorithm is improved.
@xXx_Pug_xXx I agree the tremolo lines should not be taken so literally at times, but it's a computer and there are no options to control the speed on tremolos.
In reply to Tremolo should be smoother… by mike320
Also, how do you do this (but with the tremolo that MuseScore puts in
In reply to Also, how do you do this … by _xXx_Pug_xXx_
by the way, i mean the tuplet tremolo, not the cross-staff tremolo
In reply to by the way, i mean the… by _xXx_Pug_xXx_
Create 2 notes of equal length (1/2 notes in 4/4 time). Make each one a 12th-let by using the menu Notes->Tremolo->Other... and setting the ratio to 12/8. If it's 4/4 time then in each tuplet make 2 dotted 1/4 notes with the proper pitch and apply the proper tremolo between notes to the first note in each tuplet.
In reply to Also, how do you do this … by _xXx_Pug_xXx_
Enter the tremolo normally then use ctrl+shift+Down arrow to move the second note in the tremolo to the other staff. https://musescore.org/en/handbook/cross-staff-notation
We cross posted. Answer to follow.
In reply to Tremolo should be smoother… by mike320
i'll just source the audio from that video :)