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Re: Ignored tempo change

Reply #1 –
Just spotted your post by chance, and not knowing the exact reason of your problem, I think I can at least present a work-around:
In bar 38, replace the sequence "dotted-half rest | tempo=50" by  "half rest | eighth rest | tempo=50 | eighth rest".
It seems as if a tempo change (and probably other instructions as well) needs a dedicated note to work on, which it doesn't have in your original notation: There, the two consecutive tempo changes both act on the first note of bar 39, with seemingly unpredictable results.
Regards,  Horst

Re: Ignored tempo change

Reply #2 –
Thank you Horst, but the problem is much more subtle.
Try copying just a part of the score and the problem disappears. That's why I attanched the whole score.
The workaround is straightforward, but it's the bug that I want to show.

"The bug which you would fright me with, I seek."
William Shakespeare (The Winter's Tale, III,2)  :D
 

Re: Ignored tempo change

Reply #3 –
Quote from: Flurmy –
The tempo change in bar 39 is ignored.
I agree. You can fix it with this replacement for bar 39:
Code: (nwc) [Select · Download]
!NoteWorthyComposerClip(2.75,Single)
|Bar
|Tempo|Tempo:50|Pos:11|Visibility:Never
|Rest|Dur:4th,Dotted
|Tempo|Tempo:140|Pos:7|Visibility:Never
|Rest|Dur:4th,Dotted
!NoteWorthyComposerClip-End
This is a new bug. NWC 2.51a plays as I would expect. It gives a time of 3:18 while NWC 2.75 is 3:37
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Re: Ignored tempo change

Reply #4 –
A strange observation:
In the posted sample, mute any note in any staff before bar 39: Indicated play time goes to 3:18, and the odd tempo change behaviour disappears.
Mute any note in or after bar 39, and the odd behaviour persists.
Whatever that may mean...

Re: Ignored tempo change

Reply #5 –
Horst, I warned you: the problem is much more subtle than it seems.  ;)