Unrolling a repeat
Here's one more vote for an "unroll" tool in Musescore 4.
Thanks,
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Here's one more vote for an "unroll" tool in Musescore 4.
Thanks,
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I’m late to this party. What would an “unroll” feature do?
In reply to I’m late to this party. What… by mikey12045
The score effectively gets played back with all the repeats but then rewritten without repeats. It results in a longer score but plays back correctly so an MP3 or MIDI file will sound as intended.
In reply to The score effectively gets… by underquark
Thanks. Yes, that is a nice feature.
In reply to The score effectively gets… by underquark
??? When I've exported to MP3 and/or MIDI, the repeats do get "unrolled". I had understood the people wanting an "Unroll Repeats" function wanted to have the repeats "unrolled" in the score? [Isn't that what the old function used to do in version 2 or 3 (wherever it was)?]
In reply to ??? When I've exported to… by TheHutch
Unrolling repeats could also be useful to verify playback is as you expected.
In reply to ??? When I've exported to… by TheHutch
"Unroll repeats" was one of the many, many Mu3 features which got lost or postponed when Mu4 was being developed.
Read the Github discussions:
Reinstate "Tools > Unroll repeats"
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/9670
and
"Unroll repeats" vs. "Expand repeats"
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/19649
And (sorry to be flippant) you have to admire Tantacrul's comment about Issue #9670 from March 2023:
"Also, please don't poke us on issues. We have logged the issue and take stock of the total number when deciding what to work on. Poking us serves to waste our time responding with explanations. We'll get to it. I'm locking comments to prevent any more time wastage."