I don't know how to do it with a ruleset, but assuming you're trying to get a slight detachment between the end of one slurred phrase and the beginning of the next, what I've done is to give the last note a tenuto mark.

Thanks, I can modify each note under the end of a slur manually, but I'm trying to automate it.

Yeah, I figured that.

When I'm working in notation, I tend to think in notation. It's pretty common in the classical repertoire to see all kinds of markings under slurs. I've been practicing a Chopin piece that not only has staccato marks under a slur, but is marked for a held damper pedal at the same time.

Just so I'm clear, rulesets don't work on the instruments that come with Notion. It would have to be set up on a VSTi, correct?

Here's an exaggerated example that has legato notes at the start and within the slur and then a staccato note at the end. I know it seems opposite the way it's set up, but it works this way.

Slurred Rule with short last note

This works on my system but only for short, new pieces. When I try to apply this to a long score that has already had other rules applied, it doesn't do anything. So frustrating!!!

Hi,

I'm sure you know, being the master of rulesets , that the rulesets will have to follow an order of operations. If there is another ruleset after this that affects durations, that will take precedence.

However, maybe this simplified variation can help. Change the 90% to 10% for an obvious functioning example. (note the false condition check on the slurred release)

acequantum wroteJust so I'm clear, rulesets don't work on the instruments that come with Notion. It would have to be set up on a VSTi, correct?

I'm sure this has been asked before, but why is this true? I had to find out the hard way that I couldn't change to the settings I wanted (unless it DOES work and I'm still doing it wrong).