Metronome count-in?
MacOS; musescore 3.6.2
why is the metronome count-in faster than the Tempo marking?
Example, tempo marking is 100 bpm, the count-in is 120 bpm, then 100 bpm is started.
Weird thing is i have a very large score. This is where the count-in is faster then the tempo. I put page and section breaks for every exercise, even though the tempo marking is the same.
If i pull out a snippet and create a new file, then there's no issue count-in is same as tempo marking.
very weird.
see attached . When the attached file is part of the larger file of exercises. If starting at meas 1, everything works as expected. If i start on meas 3, count-in is faster then tempo marking.
When i created a new file (attached file), wherever i start, works as expected.
hope this makes sense
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Comments
How are we supposed to understand your problem if you attach a file where everything works as expected? This works for me as expected.
Admittedly, I have already observed something similar with 3.x. It's probably due to a tempo change at this point, sometimes near repetitions or fermatas or even during loop playback - I'm not quite sure anymore. It helped if I started one or more measures before.
In reply to How are we supposed to… by HildeK
I supplied the file to explain the issue, otherwise words alone would not make sense to anyone.
An explanation of why that would happen is all i need to know
You should change your attitude.. not good
In reply to I supplied the file to… by drummerMan
There is only one file attached which according to you works as expected.
"When i created a new file (attached file), wherever I start, works as expected."
Well, if file A works and file B doesn't it seems a good assumption that there is something about file B that makes it not work that is not present in file A. looking at file A which seems not to have that something as it does work isn't going to reveal what that something is in file B that is making that file not work and therefore an explanation of why that would happen is going to be based only on guess work,
Your failure provide a score that demonstrates the problem is .. erm .. not good.
In reply to There is only one file… by SteveBlower
Thank you, SteveBlower, for your confirmation.
It may be that my reply was not polite enough, but I am not a native speaker. So certain subtleties could be misunderstood. Maybe I have to apologize for that.
But unfortunately I don't see where I should change my attitude ...