Well, as the title says, changing an existing hairpin to a niente style in properties doesn’t work.
Adding the niente circle in the gradual dynamics menu on the right does work though, so it isn’t a drama, but still, it doesn’t work by changing it in the properties panel.
You have to activate in two places in the properties panel - check the “Niente” box, and toggle on the “niente” style.
That Niente check box is real easy to miss.
Daniel - if you’re reading this - suggest the Niente style selector be placed directly next to the check box. This should be easy enough. Yes, yes, I know, famous last words. . .
the strange thing:
if I’m using shift+D and then I insert ‘p>n’ or ‘f>n’ or with whatever dynamic ‘starting point’, the ‘n’ is NOT written at the end of the decrescendo.
If I only insert ‘>n’ (so without any dynamic ‘starting point’) the ‘n’ IS written at the end of the decrescendo.
Is there any logic behind that? For me it isn’t, sorry.
Thanx Mark.