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Title: Tempo Post by: bvdp on May 04, 2020, 04:29:44 PM I'm getting ready to put up a new devel version, probably tomorrow. Other than the stuff we have been discussion (not the auto track allocation things), it has a major upgrade to TEMPO.
Tempo now has 2 options: Restore=Measures/Beats ... resets the old tempo after specified count Offset=Measures/Beats ... delays the effect for specified count The $_Tempo macro has been reworked so it now properly returns the current (not future) temp setting. Any comments before I package this would be appreciated. Title: Re: Tempo Post by: sciurius on May 04, 2020, 07:12:59 PM Sounds interesting. Less need for StackValue :) .
IIUC: Tempo +20 Restore=2 1 A 2 A 3 A 4 A will be the same as: Tempo +20 1 A 2 A Tempo -20 3 A 4 A May I assume this works equally well: Tempo +20 Restore=2 1 A * 4 Title: Re: Tempo Post by: bvdp on May 04, 2020, 09:48:20 PM Better since you can use partial bars for this. So, you can change the volume in beat 2.5 of the current bar and then restore it at beat 1.854 2 bars later :)
The reason I did this was to handle a fermata better in a song I was playing. I wanted the guitar arpeggio to play slowly on a single, paused beat so I found I needed to use truncate before and after and it just got ugly. This works much nicer :) Title: Re: Tempo Post by: sciurius on May 05, 2020, 06:23:07 AM Share?
Title: Re: Tempo Post by: bvdp on May 05, 2020, 09:00:16 PM Share? Share what? If you want a snippet from my song it's: Code: Tempo 180 |