Breathing pauses
Hi, Gang!!!
I use MuseScore 3.0.5 (not the Portable AppImage), in Ubuntu Studio 18.04.2 LTS (64 bit Linux).
I don't know if I did something wrong but...
I used the typical breathing pause marks (commas) in the voice staff and I set it to 0,33 seconds in the inspector. BUT... I discovered that all the instruments stop that amount of time in this point!!!
It is not the expected behaviour. The breathing pause should affect ONLY to the instrument itself, and that "pause" doesn't change the piece execution itself. The breathing pause just has to short briefly the last note duration without to alter the playing time!!!
Can this fix it, please? ???
Just an idea.
Blessings and Greetings from Chile!!!
JUAN
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Comments
Something like that is discussed here: #281909: Caesuras and sections breaks don't cause pauses in playback
I do not know how and if you can apply it to a single stave without a workaround
In reply to Something like that is… by Shoichi
Not very successful experiment :(
Workaround, don't set a pause on the breath mark, but use the PianoRoll Editor to shorten the playback duration of the note.
In reply to Workaround, don't set a… by jeetee
Beyond my capabilities...
Would it also be usable for grace notes?
(https://musescore.org/it/node/288139 )
In reply to Beyond my capabilities… by Shoichi
Yes. Note that when changing the duration(length) of a grace note, you'll probably also want to compensate this in the main note, both in its duration as well as changing its "on time" setting.
PRE has finally become usable with MS3; See https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/piano-roll-editor for more information on how to use it
In reply to Workaround, don't set a… by jeetee
Well, I used something more "easy"...
I add an Staccato sign on the notes where the breathing pauses are, BUT... I put all those signs as not visible!!!
It works (Hi hi hi)!!!
BUT... MuseScore should do this automatically, Don't you agree? ???
Breath marks (if configiured to have a non 0 pause) don't 'steal' time from the previous or following note, like they really should, but indeed cause a pause, and that then of course for all instruments.
This is a current limitation. Piano Roll Editor is indeed the workaround here.