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When writing or debugging a score, it's useful to use the MIDI playback feature to start from a specific point. When working on a particular section, it would be useful if the "Play from..." command remembered the last time offset used and provided it as a default. It can also be pre-selected, so that if the user wanted to enter a new offset, they could just start typing and it would erase the previously used offset.
Proposed scenario
Suppose I am working on a section 1 minute and 2 seconds into the piece.
I run "MIDI Playback: Play from..."
The time offset input dialog appears, with no current value
I enter "1:02" and hit enter
the MIDI score plays from 1:02
I made some changes to that section of the score
I run "MIDI Playback: Play from..."
The time offset input dialog appears, with the value "1:02" already entered and selected
I hit "enter"
The MIDI score plays from 1:02
Satisfied with this section, I start working on an earlier section and make some changes
The time offset input dialog appears, with the value "1:02" already entered and selected
I enter "0:33" and hit enter
The MIDI score plays from 0:33
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When writing or debugging a score, it's useful to use the MIDI playback feature to start from a specific point. When working on a particular section, it would be useful if the "Play from..." command remembered the last time offset used and provided it as a default. It can also be pre-selected, so that if the user wanted to enter a new offset, they could just start typing and it would erase the previously used offset.
Proposed scenario
Suppose I am working on a section 1 minute and 2 seconds into the piece.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: