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Hello,

I'm using 2010 and can't upgrade, so let's take that off the table please.

 

For years it seems Finale has had Ritardando playback - you put in the pre-defined "rit," symbol and it has a "shape" it executes.

I've always found this to be a rather weird implementation though it could be powerful if it worked - however I can never figure out how it works.

 

If I want a certain tempo slow down, I would select the mark, duplicate it, and edit it, assuming the "slope" of the shape didn't decelerate at the rate I wanted.

 

It seems like those ratio numbers should control the rate, but I can't figure them out. The default one has 1:1 on the top row, then 13:4 on the next row (or it might have been 13:1).

 

I tried carious numbers in the ratio but it doesn't seem to do anything.

I had given up on it long ago, and just exported the MIDI file into a DAW and made my tempo adjustments there because it's so much easier.

 

But if there's some way to put in and control an accel or decel while I'm working doing a sketch, it would be really nice to be able to do...

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I never could really work this out either (even when I understood the theory, getting it to work in practice was a headache), but if your version of Finale has Human Playback (HP), that usually takes over if you apply a HP setting and give the ritard/rall. an ending tempo mark (hidden, if you wish) where you want the slowing to end.

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