06-17-2025, 07:00 AM
Hi,
In many case, when playing folkloric music, we have to play 2 or 3 time the same sheet (to get the music longer for dancers for example), when alone and playing with a recorded instrument, audio loop is not the good way as loop is always running between start end. Usually you play twice and the second play goes to the final note.
As it's possible to place multiple audio file associated to a sheet, the actual possibility is editing with an external editor the first played audio to get the second starting in the rhythm, but this solution takes a long time and more place in memory.
As the beginning an end point may be set in the loop, it may be great to have the possibility to do it between multiple audio file. So you take the same record twice associated to the sheet, the first one you place an end point with start the second one without this end point (second one may have also a different beginning point set).
This may also help if you play 2 different sheets with are like a continuous music, the end of the first is usually not the final note, or a shorter one.
Hope I'm clear.
In many case, when playing folkloric music, we have to play 2 or 3 time the same sheet (to get the music longer for dancers for example), when alone and playing with a recorded instrument, audio loop is not the good way as loop is always running between start end. Usually you play twice and the second play goes to the final note.
As it's possible to place multiple audio file associated to a sheet, the actual possibility is editing with an external editor the first played audio to get the second starting in the rhythm, but this solution takes a long time and more place in memory.
As the beginning an end point may be set in the loop, it may be great to have the possibility to do it between multiple audio file. So you take the same record twice associated to the sheet, the first one you place an end point with start the second one without this end point (second one may have also a different beginning point set).
This may also help if you play 2 different sheets with are like a continuous music, the end of the first is usually not the final note, or a shorter one.
Hope I'm clear.