Crescendo's not playing
This has happened suddenly while working on an transcription where crescendo's that i insert don't do anything. All other cresc and dims that were inserted before just now work fine but they have now stopped working. Is there a way to fix this?
(Go to bar 186-188)
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What version MuseScore? Your score sounds fine in MuseScore 3.6.2.
You can verify velocity changes using the piano roll editor (PRE).
See:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/piano-roll-editor
The bottom of the piano roll editor contains the Levels Display Area. It is a bar graph showing extra data values assigned to each note, such as its absolute velocity which is selectable from the drop-down list.
![PRE.png]( "PRE.png")
You can see here that bars 186 - 188 do play the crescendo:
In reply to What version MuseScore? Your… by Jm6stringer
It looks like it was just the version I was using. I haven't updated it since I downloaded musescore (I would've had the version from this time last year). I have updated and it is working.
In reply to It looks like it was just… by MerryMandarin
3.6.2 was also the released version from this time last year..
In reply to 3.6.2 was also the released… by jeetee
I originally downloaded it from the microsoft store so maybe it was a different version on there from the one on musescore.org
In reply to I originally downloaded it… by MerryMandarin
It indeed was :'( #313298: MuseScore in Microsoft Store is outdated, still at 3.3.4; remove link on Download page
In reply to What version MuseScore? Your… by Jm6stringer
@jm6stringer: Inspired by this, (I've not used the piano roll editor before), I created a simple score to experiment... I see discrete-note velocity changes, but I guess the PRE doesn't (or can't) show velocity changes on a sustained note. Which is fine, I'm just new to the PRE's representation.
In reply to @jm6stringer: Inspired by… by Are Jayem
It doesn't show them because SND by default uses CC2 and not velocity to change the volume.