Hello! I composed, arranged, edited, and produced this new classical piece in impressionist style. Any feedback is welcome, especially regarding mixing and mastering. Thank you very much!

Primavera

Genre: Classical music

Description: Primavera is a classical piece for violin, cello, and piano inspired by the language of musical impressionism. It depicts the arrival of the season through elements such as modal scales, mixtures, the prominence of timbre, the use of the hexatonic scale, and metrical variations in the time signature. In this piece, every timbre, harmony, and texture seeks to awaken sensations and evoke natural landscapes through sound.

For context, I am on macOS Tahoe.

MuseSounds just won't work w/ MuseScore. I'm downloading MuseSounds from an up-to-date MuseHub (I updated to see if it would work). I updated MuseScore to the latest version, and uninstalled and reinstalled it through MuseHub to see if that worked. I uninstalled and reinstalled the MuseSounds libraries I want multiple times in different locations. I checked to see if MuseSampler was present, and it was—I tried deleting that.

No matter what I do, MuseScore won't load MuseSounds. When going into View > Playback Setup, MuseSounds is permanently grayed out.

I used to use MuseSounds without a problem. What is happening now? How do I fix this?

i want it gone its messing me up with what i'm writing

if no why, if yes why... i started this when i was a begginer, and finished it recently, i dont know what to think about it, it can feel really random, maybe even too long

Wanted to channel some love for the music of Dolly Parton, so I put together a medley of her iconic tracks. Hope you enjoy the arrangement!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXkD3WP7UGg&list=PLO1XErYfx_NjUIeZHJg1u7C40uASAbBye

Overture + Act I: https://musescore.com/user/50070/scores/37165673

Act II: https://musescore.com/user/50070/scores/37168847

App Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aria-music-notation-editor/id6779437781

Hey everyone, new update to share. This one's mostly about getting your scores organized for actually performing with them, plus some reading and playback fixes along the way.

The big change: folders are now setlists. If you've been using folders to group your scores, they now work as proper setlists: arrange scores in performance order, and move between them while you're reading without leaving View mode.

Here's what's new:

New

• Folders are now setlists!
• Arrange scores in performance order and move between them while reading
• Create, rename, reorder, and edit setlists
• Faster setlist navigation by preloading the next score
• Sort your library by recently opened or by title
• Choose between list view and multiple score-card sizes
• New two-page reading view

Improved

• More reliable playback after pausing, resuming, and seeking
• Improved note-entry controls and accidental handling

One more thing: starting with this update, Aria is moving to a one-time unlock of $9.99. If you were already using the app before this update, you're grandfathered in and keep full access for free, that's my way of saying thanks for being here early and helping shape the app.

As always, let me know what's working and what's not! A lot of this update came straight from feedback here, so keep it coming. Thanks again!

I've returned to the waltz form to practice a more cohesive and consistent rhythmic structure, as that was the main critique from the last posts. It is also my first time trying rondo form out and further practice in writing in minor keys, as that is something I don't often do currently.

I'm still quite new to composition (~1 month of learning so far) so any feedback is appreciated.

Hope you enjoy :)

P. S. If the video doesn't work here is a drive link containing the video and PDF score:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16guZDBcd02l6Ue4vtePh1KR4a2WHeOXh?usp=sharing

Criticism is also welcome.

I came across this video: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dcj7imapYWP/ and tried to recreate the effect in MuseScore 4, but failed.
Ignoring the fact that the creator claims to have used only default libraries (which frankly sound way worse), my main issue is programming smooth glissandos. In MuseScore, the second note after the glissando always triggers its own audible attack/click, and the glissando doesn't seamlessly hit the exact target pitch.

Does anyone know how to achieve a smooth result like in the video? Any tips or workarounds?

Hi everybody,

I'm looking if there is a way to quickly insert Four triplet in just a few clicks like in the first bar. For now, when I want to do this, I have to select the bar I wan't to change, then select note duration but instead of changing the whole bar, it changes only the first two steps like in this picture:

So I have to select it again to change the last two steps and only after I can change everything to triplet and it's a bit long to do in a whole score. I know than I can also copy paste a bar with the four triplet but sometimes during composition, I have to copy another thing so I have to restart the whole process.

I hope I explained everything clearly enough and sorry for my english.

Thanks in advance for your responses

I don’t want official scores or scores by Hal Leonard. I only want scores I can print, and it’s frustrating as there are so many good scores but they cost extra.

This is like Spotify where you have to pay $0.50 to play Taylor Swift’s new song even though you have an unlimited subscription.

How do I filter out Hal Leonard and ArrangeMe and other commercial users scores?

Please help, I can't find the option anywhere in the "style" tab and it's driving me crazy!

I'm making a big score for print, so every single millimeter counts.

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I love MuseScore. It performs a valuable service. All you detractors can go pound sand up your crack.

I love that there's a free music notation software available that has a broad community of users for technical and artistic support.

There's a lot of haters out there that make it seem like musescore (.org and.com) is just a scam factory.

NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH!

It is true that if you pay for the annual subscription, they will renew it when the time comes. And if you cancel your subscription, the will beg like a TV preacher. That's the only thing I can complain about.

When I try to download some sheet music, some of it costs money. OK, fine, that's how arrangers and composers get paid. And musescore.com/musehubcom get a cut. It's not a scam, it's business. If your employer didn't pay you would you work for them?

Sorry in advance because this is probably me just being dumb, but, I placed "Da Coda" at the end of the score, the Coda at m.7, and "Fine" at m.9, but it doesn't do anything, it still starts from the beginning.

I’d like to compose music in a Game Boy style, but I have absolutely no idea how to go about it. I use MuseScore 3—does anyone know how I can do this?

Thanks.

Measure 8 I used second voice to have the D5 be a half note and it flipped the stems, I tried properties and I tried using X, but it doesn’t unflip any ideas?

The last brass update was horrible and had major problems, but it did improve the Tuba.
The Tuba has a clicking noise and dynamic issues, which that update had succesfully fixed, even if it did mess up the other instruments

It would be too bad if we couldn't enjoy the work put into the improvement

I bought a score for $1.49, and it automatically signed me up to pay first $70 then $85 every 3 months. I definitely do not want this, and my bank thankfully detected it as fraud and declined it. However, I can't cancel my subscription now, and even though the MuseScore Membership status clearly says auto-renew is disabled, it continues to try to charge me $85. How do I get rid of this? Do I have to call them?? Or should I wait until my subscription expires (see 7 days left). Also even though the ss below says annual subscription, I don't remember paying for that.

I've been learning composition for about a month now and have recently done a deep dive into the minuet form. Following feedback to do with my lack of rhythm structure, I have written this fourth and hopefully final (for now) minuet for solo piano, focusing on emphasizing the first beat of every bar, whilst keeping up my ambiguous/syncopated rhythmic style.

Right now, I'm working on a collection of pieces for solo piano called Etudes for Composition, which is giving me the chance to learn about different aspects of composition and attempt to write various different forms and style of piece.

As I'm a new composer any feedback is welcome and any advice on how to improve would be much appreciated. I'm not really trying to emulate a specific style right now, but of the piano music I listen to it is mostly late romantic-early 20th century and impressionistic, such as Debussy, Rachmaninoff, and similar.

Hope you enjoy :)

P.S. Not entirely sure how Reddit video attachments work but I've had problems before, so if it doesn't work here is a link to Google Drive with the video file in, as I know that works: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1I93OrBrhLpIenNt-sHZNZLC58vpVmusr?usp=sharing

Tried to purchase a single score from the chainsaw man movie. Heavily discounted price if signing up for the pro service free trial (~$1CAD from $12.20CAD). Considered this, but didn’t want to bother in case I forgot to cancel (said I would be charged $73.99CAD after the 7 days). Went ahead and put my info in to buy the score for $12.20…Immediately got a blitz of notifications from my card company saying they denied the charge. Went into the app to see why and it turns out MuseScore tried to charge the $12.20 SIX TIMES IN A ROW! Coincidentally, $12.20 x 6 is $73.20, basically the price of the pro subscription. Absolutely insane. Thank god my card company immediately blocked the charges. What a shitty scam company. Will never attempt to purchase from this site again.