On Saturday 11 June 2005 15:27, Istvan Varga wrote:

> OK, so unfortunately it should stay.
>
> > Any chance for allowing t statements as realtime score events?
>
> The score is sorted before the beginning of performance, so you cannot
> change the tempo later. Or do you mean the score equivalent of the
> orchestra opcodes that set tempo in "beat mode" ? You can probably already
> do that with a simple instrument (not tested):
>

Right, which is how I used to do it. But it seems silly that if you have the 
-t flag set, so that the tempo is constant, you can change that tempo in the 
orchestra but not with a real-time score event.

For complete flexibility I guess the design would be to only time-order the 
score at the beginningof the performance , and do the time-warping during 
performance.

G


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