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Well, this borders on philosophical :-) There are tuplets because if you have a bar of, say, 13/12, that bar contains a whole note plus *one* octave of a triplet, which makes for an incomplete tuplet. If you come from OpenMusic this may sound weird, because open music does it differently: If I remem...

Hello, you'll just need to set the @jointuplets attribute to 1.
Best,
Daniele

Hello Luís, welcome aboard!

Can you post a minimal patch reproducing the issue? Thanks!
d

Why do you use
`loop all
instead of
loop all
?
The correct message is "loop all", without the backtick.
Also you should turn on the loop display with "showloop 1" or Ctrl+L (win) or Cmd+L (mac).

Then the message will work just fine (if you have content in your bach.roll)

hope this helps,
d

Hello, please send a minimal patch reproducing the issue.
"loop all" works fine on my machine.
d

Yes, I understand. That's true.

Oh, I understand. Bad bug, yes. It was only supposed to happen when you activated "follownotehead" (e.g. you have some ms in your slots, say, the starting position of a file, and you want them to be increased by the difference for the partial playback). There was an "if" missing, apparently, in the ...

Uhm... not 100% sure I've understood. Do you have a minimal patch to reproduce? This may be indeed a bug...

Thanks,
d

Hello, I'm afraid that currently the ruler/grid has no offset mechanism...

Hello sydy, the issue is: when you select a whole chord, the "name" message attaches a name to the CHORD, not the NOTE. Two options: 1) you use chord-based playback output (I wouldn't advise it at all!) 2) you use the "@progeny 1" message attribute for the "name message", also transferring names to ...