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If possible, it would be nice to have a "humanize tempo" function that could be globally added to the playback preferences of the score. I see it as a setting that one could enter to very slightly randomize the tempo to provide a more human played feel.
This is by far the best scoring software that I have worked with that did not sound like a robot when playing back a score! If it is possible to add this I think it would add yet another dimension. I'm looking forward to seeing what's next. Thanks, Troy |
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Troy, you can play with the nTempo feature to record slight changes in tempo. Once you've recorded them, then you can adjust them to a great degree of accuracy using the nTempo track.
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I'll give that a shot. I would imagine that this would be best done after the score is finished?
Thanks for the tips!! |
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Not necessarily, it's very easy to record time changes to the nTemp track, and you can also edit them, as you compose.
That said, I usually opt for entering tempo changes as tempo markings on the score. The program responds very well to rit. and acc.
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