u/donald-ball

Hey, I am trialing switching my home network over to TP-Link Deco (BE5000). Most everything is going fine, but don't seem to be assigned an ipv6 address. I have enabled it in the router settings (Dynamic IP, Get IPv6 Address: Auto, Prefix Delegation: enable, DNS Address: Auto, Assigned Type: SLAAC+Stateless DHCP).

In switching, I completely disconnected the gfiber internal networking garbage and connected the main Deco directly to the gfiber bridge.

Does anyone happen to know what the correct settings might be? Gfiber support is about as useless as one would expect thus far.

I'm producing some drum kit sheet music for performance aids. Given that rock drum parts tend to be extremely repetitive, a syntax that some drummers have evolved is to use the various repeat symbols heavily, but also to annotate specific variations in some of the repeated measures. For a common example, a verse often begins with a crash, but subsequent measures replace that with a closed hat or a ride.

When I try to use Musescore to achieve this, it (naturally) refuses to mix a repeat and notes.

Is there another way of accomplishing my goal?

A subsequent goal is to name the various sections of the song and their dominant forms in the header, and refer to those sections and their played lengths and variations in the piece body. I think this is probably not practical in Musescore, and intend to content myself by printing empty staves for the body and marking them by hand, but if anyone does have thoughts on this, it doesn't seem like a silly request for performance aids for highly repetitive, though often quite dense measures like those performed on drum kits.

Thanks for any thoughts!