musescore / musescore/MuseScore
32th note interpretation when swing is applied to 16th
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Your idea
Currently, if I have a swing applied to 16th and groups with 32th notes in the score, all the 32th play straight.
It doesn't look like a correct interpretation.
I discussed it with @zacjansheski and agree with him that at least the first case (1st measure in the screenshot) should be swung. The second one could be played as a tripled 32th and the third one as a straight group.
Swing 16th.mscz.zip
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Problem to be solved
Zac's transcription for the first case
for the second case
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