volume being ignored
I am sure this question has been raised before but the dynamics on the piece I am trying to compose are just getting completely ignored.
I don't know if it is my computer (which is why i have posted an example, perhaps someone would tell me if they can hear any difference be the fff in the first bar and the p in the second one.
In either event I could use some help please
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should have mentioned that I am on the latest version 2.2.1 (although it did it in the previous one as well)
Probably a MIDI import? Each note has its velocity set explicitly and individually.
Ctrl-A to select everything
In inspector (F8) at the bottom press Notes
In the "Note" section, press the reset arrow buttons at the end of the Velocity settings to change them back to "offset" and "0".
In reply to Probably a MIDI import? Each… by jeetee
wonderful thank you! It was not a midi import issue because i created it in musescore but that fixed it anyway. many thanks
In reply to wonderful thank you! It was… by andylear
I wonder how then also those user velocity settings happened?
In reply to wonderful thank you! It was… by andylear
Did you use a midi keyboard to enter it?
In reply to Did you use a midi keyboard… by mike320
no midi keyboard, i just entered it in with computer keyboard
In reply to no midi keyboard, i just… by andylear
If you don't remember touching that control in Inspector, it could be that you did it accidentally. but one way or another, something seems to have affected this particular score to set all those explicit velocities, since this doesn't happen normally (which you can presumably verify yourself by trying it with a different score).
FWIW, it seems to be first four measures only (first three only for top staves of violins and horns), if that helps you remember anything you might have done differently for those measures.