We can continue our work with a different tempo number than the one we started in a piece. Let's assume that the first 16 measures in our work are 4/4 (four quarters), and the next four measures are 9/8 (nine eights).

1. We write down our first 16 measurements.

2. When we reach the 17th measure, we press the letter n to make sure that we are in step-by-step note entry mode.

3. Press Shift+F9 to open the main palette window.

4. In the tree view, we find the option Numbers with the down arrow key.

5. Press the Shift+tab keys once, select the 9/8 procedure number from the list that comes up with the arrow keys and press the enter key.

Now, we can see that the first 16 meters of our work have the number of 4/4, and from the 17th measure, the number of 9/8.

Let's say we want to go back to the 4/4 procedure number after the 33rd measure. In this case, it will be sufficient to repeat the above operations and this time select the 4/4 option from the list and press enter.

We can also add a measure that is not in the size list.

For this:

Again, in the measurement numbers window, when you type 5 in the first writing field and 8 in the second writing field, then find the add button with the tab key and press the enter key, five octal procedure numbers are added to the list.

However, the procedure numbers added later cannot be read by NVDA yet.

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You can specify the Tempo (BPM) value of our work in the New score wizard at first; If we want, we can add it to the size of our work later.

Now let's first add the New tempo value to our work:

In our example, let's assume that the first 8 measures have a tempo value of 120, and from the 9th measure a value of 75 tempo.

We make sure that we are at the beginning of the first measure by using the Right and Left arrow keys in normal or note writing mode. We can also make sure that we are in the first dimension by opening the search field with CTRL+F and typing 1 and pressing enter.

By pressing ALT+Shift+T, we come to the Tempo writing area.

We find the number 80 after the equal sign with the right arrow and delete it with the del key, and write our new value, the value 120 in our example. and exit with the escape key.

When we switch to note-writing mode with the N key and hover over the first measure:

Pause Measure Measure 1 Beat 1 Tempo Quarter note (crotchet) stem up = 120

NVDA will voice the phrase to us and we'll make sure our value is added.

Again, regardless of the mode, come to the beginning of the 9th measure and open the tempo writing area with ALT+Shift+T; By deleting the digits after the equals, we enter the value 75 this time and exit with the escape key.

When we switch to the note-writing mode with N and come to the beginning of the 9th measure; NVDA tells us this time:

Pause Measure Measure 9 Beat 1 Tempo Quarter note (crotchet) stem up = 75

and we will make sure that the transaction is successful.

In this case: The first eight measures will play at 120 BPM, and the 9th measure and beyond will play at a tempo of 75 BPM.

If we wish, we can add the tempo values ​​by coming to the beginning of the measures we want after we have written our piece, or we can add the tempo values ​​to the beginning of the measures we want first, and then write our note.

We do not need to press enter after opening the typing area with ALT+Shift+T and typing the value.

After typing the value, we may need to press the escape key more than once.

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Hi Christopher,

I sent you information in the first two messages.

I am using nvda latest version and musescore latest version. I don't have the problems you describe.

Regards,

Umut KORKMAZ

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