Can the playback volume reflects the crescendo and decrescendo notated in the score
Can the playback volume reflects the crescendo and decrescendo notated in the score? This would help a lot with practicing with listening. Many thanks.
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It does, if done correctly. Doing it correcly involves telling MuseScore (and the musician) what velocity to start and end with, by adding the appropriate dynamics before and after the hairpin,
see https://musescore.org/en/handbook/hairpins#hairpin-playback and https://musescore.org/en/handbook/dynamics-0
Indeed, it does alrteady work when you either incldue dynamics or use the Inspector to tell MsueScore how big of a change you want. However, due to the limitations of the MIDI playback system used in MsueScore, it cannot work over the course of a single note.
In reply to Indeed, it does alrteady work by Marc Sabatella
Perhaps we should clarify that the limitation is within MuseScore's MIDI implementation.
MIDI itself has no such limitation.
In reply to Indeed, it does alrteady work by Marc Sabatella
Indeed, that was my intent in saying "the MIDI playback system used in MuseScore" - in particular, one based entirely on velocity to determine dynamic level. You are right that my statement was ambiguous.
I haven't really tracked this, but I do recll some work was done within the past year or two on some aspect of continuous controllers. I don't know if that brings us closer to being able to support this?