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kaspar
hi list,
during playback, i would like to get the exact position (measure, segment, percent inside that segment)  in score at the current time. I tried to understand the Seq-class but i haven't succeeded yet. it seems that hearBeat() only gives a resolution as fine as the smallest note-value that is used at the location.
any ideas on how to read out the playback-tick of the sequencer and convert that on score position?

best,
kaspar
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Re: playback position

kaspar mösinger
for the archive

Seq::getCurTick()


On 23.09.2011, at 14:52, kaspar wrote:

> hi list,
> during playback, i would like to get the exact position (measure, segment, percent inside that segment)  in score at the current time. I tried to understand the Seq-class but i haven't succeeded yet. it seems that hearBeat() only gives a resolution as fine as the smallest note-value that is used at the location.
> any ideas on how to read out the playback-tick of the sequencer and convert that on score position?
>
> best,
> kaspar


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