Modartt user forum - Adjust midi playback tempo?

Re: Adjust midi playback tempo?

2023-10-22T15:50:16Z

A tempo direction is like any other text element in MuseScore - you have to double click on it to edit it. Then you can delete the 80 and insert 72, 96, or whatever.

Re: Adjust midi playback tempo?

2023-10-21T18:36:04Z

dazric wrote:

In MuseScore you can set any tempo you like. Select the first note, then from the Tempo palette click on crotchet = 80, which will appear in the score. Then you can edit this element to any value you want.

That works perfectly. I tried using the crotched = 80 in the palette, but I hadn't selected any / first note and nothing happened.

(How does one change the tempo available in the palette? I tried right clicking. Presumably, if you select a different note and then drag a different tempo, it will change the tempo and be reflected in the midi? )

Thanks!

Re: Adjust midi playback tempo?

2023-10-21T14:20:41Z

In MuseScore you can set any tempo you like. Select the first note, then from the Tempo palette click on crotchet = 80, which will appear in the score. Then you can edit this element to any value you want.

Re: Adjust midi playback tempo?

2023-10-21T05:40:15Z

If you need a flat slowdown, for example 5% or 10% slower, you can mouse click on the 1x below the MIDI playback time counter for a (kinda hidden) playback speed menu. Options of 0.5x through 2.0x will open with optional dialogs for any value between 0.1x and 10.0x and a manually entered "Seek to..." value. Another way to seek is to click and hold the MIDI output and it will zoom and allow you to seek more precisely.

Adjust midi playback tempo?

2023-10-21T04:48:12Z

Hi all,

Is there a way to adjust the playback tempo of a midi file?

Specifically, I "wrote" a piece in Musescore, exported a midi file, opened it in Pianoteq, played it. All good, except I would like to adjust it to be slower (so I can use it for a sight sing duet drill).

I would take any Musescore or general DAW advice too, but slowing it down in PT would be easiest I think if possible.

Thanks!