How to use "special endings" ?

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How to use "special endings" ?

2010-03-29 03:56 pm

Hello
Is there anybody who knows ?

What I want :
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What I write (I use a local repeat open and a local repat close whit repeat count = 3 and "special ending") :
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What I hear :
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How to use "special endings" in this case ?

Thanks

Re: How to use "special endings" ?

Reply #1 – 2010-03-29 04:17 pm

I'm in a hurry so no guarantee: simply remove the double bar with repeat count and replace it wit a section close.
The three repetitions are already requested by the numbers.

Re: How to use "special endings" ?

Reply #2 – 2010-03-29 05:21 pm

If you use Master Repeat Open and Master Repeat Close for the repeat bar lines, this should give you what you want.

Re: How to use "special endings" ?

Reply #3 – 2010-03-29 06:34 pm

Quote from: Flurmy – 2010-03-29 04:17 pm

I'm in a hurry so no guarantee: simply remove the double bar with repeat count and replace it wit a section close.
The three repetitions are already requested by the numbers.

Quote from: PhilHolmes – 2010-03-29 05:21 pm

If you use Master Repeat Open and Master Repeat Close for the repeat bar lines, this should give you what you want.

Thank you very much! 3 monthes of infructuous research... and the answer just 2 clics away!

Muito obrigado de Lisboa em Portugal!!!

Re: How to use "special endings" ?

Reply #4 – 2010-03-30 07:01 am

Quando falta ajuda com NWC este é o lugar justo ;-)
Bem-vindo na comunidade.

Maurizio

Re: How to use "special endings" ?

Reply #5 – 2010-03-31 07:25 am

Quote from: Flurmy – 2010-03-30 07:01 am

Quando falta ajuda com NWC este é o lugar justo ;-)
Bem-vindo na comunidade.

Maurizio

Muito obrigado, Maurizio, parece efectivamente haver um bom espirito de interajuda neste site.
M.

Re: How to use "special endings" ?

Reply #6 – 2010-04-06 02:02 am

Hey - I was trying to do exactly the same thing.   I'm not sure the suggestion to use master repeats worked -- it didn't for me unless I'm doing something wrong.

With the local repeats, it allows you to set the number of repeats, but it ignores the different endings 1 and 2.   The master repeats does the endings correctly, but it only repeated once.

I could not see anywhere to set the number of repeats when using the master repeats. If there is somewhere to set the number of repeats when using master , let me know - it will solve the problem.

In the meantime I did work out a solution - -I used both. Here's what I did.

master open,   local open , notes through the 1st ending, local close (3 times), master close, 2nd ending.   When I did this it played through the 1st ending correctly the first 3 times (as specified by the local repeats) and then the next time it skipped over the 1st ending and went to the 2nd ending (master repeats) as I wanted.

However there must be a better way.

Re: How to use "special endings" ?

Reply #7 – 2010-04-06 02:21 am

G'day emnov,
welcome to the forum. The "local repeat" is a purely NWC feature. The "correct" method is to use Master Repeats and special endings.

To change the number of repeats, simply select (highlight) the Special Ending object, press <Alt+Enter> to get its properties and select which repeats that special ending is to be active for...

See attached for some rough examples.

Re: How to use "special endings" ?

Reply #8 – 2010-04-06 07:32 am

Quote from: Lawrie Pardy – 2010-04-06 02:21 am

G'day emnov,
welcome to the forum. The "local repeat" is a purely NWC feature. The "correct" method is to use Master Repeats and special endings.

To change the number of repeats, simply select (highlight) the Special Ending object, press <Alt+Enter> to get its properties and select which repeats that special ending is to be active for...

See attached for some rough examples.

Excellent exemples !
Muito obrigado, Lawrie (e emnov e Flurmy e PhilHolmes)