Re: rallentando/ritardando midi

Is there any way to express a new tempo like a percentage of the current tempo? For instance set the new tempo 3% slower than current tempo? Thank you, g. On 31 October 2017 at 18:38, Gianmaria Lari wrote: > > On 31 October 2017 at 15:44, Caagr98

Re: rallentando/ritardando midi

On 31 October 2017 at 15:44, Caagr98 wrote: > I would do something like this (which is still manual, but a bit more > readable): > > ``` > << > { > e8^"rall." d c c c4 c > } > \tag midi { > \tempo 4=50 s8 \tempo 4=45 s8 \tempo 4=40 s8 \tempo 4=35 s8 %etc... > }

Re: rallentando/ritardando midi

Am 31.10.2017 um 15:44 schrieb Caagr98: ``` << { e8^"rall." d c c c4 c } \tag midi { \tempo 4=50 s8 \tempo 4=45 s8 \tempo 4=40 s8 \tempo 4=35 s8 %etc... } ``` You'll have to use two scores, one of which has `\removeWithTag midi`, to make this work. Alternatively, you

Re: rallentando/ritardando midi

I would do something like this (which is still manual, but a bit more readable): ``` << { e8^"rall." d c c c4 c } \tag midi { \tempo 4=50 s8 \tempo 4=45 s8 \tempo 4=40 s8 \tempo 4=35 s8 %etc... } >> ``` You'll have to use two scores, one of which has `\removeWithTag midi`, to

rallentando/ritardando midi

I would like to generate midi output with some rallentando. I made some tests with articulate script but without success and searching online didn't help. Any help? And in case I have to manually "implement" a rallentando is the following what I'm supposed to do or there is a better way?