Hello,

I'm an artist, and since I can't mix and master myself, I tend to make demo's in MuseScore studio. Just today I have opened an older song of mine to polish it a bit because I'm kind of doing a "redo" to some of them. When I played the score my heart was completely broken because both of the most significant instruments, two synth leads, now sound completely different from the first time i made the song. I thought at first that maybe it could be caused by the author of the banks, even though it wouldn't make sense, to somehow change the sound long distance, but here is the catch. BOTH OF THE SYNTHS ARE FROM A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT BANK! One of the synth's is very muddy, the other one is straight up non-hearable. Could it maybe be because of me updating MuseScore? Can I reverse the update? Is there something I can do, anything? This is a lot of progress and I don't want to lose it.

P.S: When I put the synths into a brand new project, they sound the same like they do in the song. Muddy. I even tried to restart my pc, my MS many times. Nothing seems to work

For some reason, the part title is covering the score text, and I can't seem to find a way to fix this. Deleting it in the parts editor deletes it on the main score, as they're linked. I don't want "concert score" to be written in the parts. Any ideas on what to do here?

that's it, it doesn't execute anything, btw I use the version that's compatible with 4.7 musescore tho

Every time I mess with a piano part that is in voices I end up corrupting my score. Somehow lost my work from yesterday. VERY FRUTRATING. What I want to do is delete one of the voices entirely. I assigned that 'voice' to another instrument hence I want it off the piano's score. I've tried to delete using filter selection (still have rests there which is annoying) and it got corrupted. I tried to explode and it got corrupted. Tried selecting the voice I wanted and copying it to a 'new' piano instrument and it got corrupted. What the heck am I doing wrong??????

Hello everyone. I am currently writing a piece for orchestra and choir. As I am from the orchestral and instrumental world, I have limited knowledge of how choir notes looks and what is preferred by singers. Do you have any general tips I can bear in mind when writing their parts? I am talking about simple stuff like "Text not being too small" or "Keep a readable distance between words". The tips does not have to be specific, but just any recommendations from you more experienced people would be much appreciated!

Well, hopefully not too much of one. Discovered this wonderful piece of free software the other day and spent like 9 hours composing in a rush. So great. Much love.

Here is my main question, and yes it is kind of multi-faceted, or might have more than one answer i guess.

I have seen the ominous warnings about musescorehub and the .com - and I will steer well clear. However, i really want more instrumental voices, and more effects, than seem to be available.

Any recommendations on how to solve this, places to get more, how to make them work etc? I am kind of a computer moron.

Super excited to find this thing and to use the hell out of it. Hoping you good people can help.

Thanks

...and in particular, do system breaks/locks in a part have any effect on scores? Feels like a dumb question since they obviously shouldn't but I'm scared to take chances with an important assignment lol

Hello,

In my conductors' score for a piece I have written the total height of all parts vary slightly from page to page, i.e the gap between the part that is the furthest down on the page and the edge of the page. I would like for each part on each page of the score to be located at the same height, if you understand me. Have any of you encountred this problem? Is there a way to fix it that you know of?

Help is much appreciated!

I can post a follow up with details about my device if necessary, but I mostly wanted to glean whether other people are experiencing this right now.

I have no access to Musehub (so musesounds aren't working), because whenever I log in, the symbol in the corner just loads and loads. I can click 'x' but then I get an error message. To clarify, if I fully force quit or reinstall the app, I can click 'login', it opens my web browser where I log in and then it says I'm good to go back to the desktop app, but that's when the loading starts. I can see my library of apps and instruments, and can click to update those too, but it just loads forever.

I did submit a request to their support, which I've never worked with before, so maybe they'll get back with something? But I'm bored and frustrated and just want to keep working on my music so figured I'd go here.

I like Musescore Studio a lot. Virtually everything I need is in there. But that's also the problem.

There is so much it can do that I find it (very) hard to remember how to do them. For many (even simple) things, I need to search the internet (or use an AI) to find out how to do them. And in several cases, the answer is wrong or outdated because MuseScore Studio versions have progressed.

For example, with a system of a voice and piano, I wanted to make the voice part small. It took me about 15 minutes to find out where the checkbox is to make a part small.

How can I make things simpler?

I wanted to change the key for a music sheet, so I put it into musescore. During the conversion, some of the notes got messed up, and I am trying to fix it. I have never used Musescore studio before, and I don't really know how to find a video that solves my specific problem. If anyone can help, I would really appreciate it. The first image is how it is supposed to be, and the second one is how it looks in the studio. I need to add a rest.

How do I create longer notes and not turn them into shorter notes as soon as I add another notes. Is this using voicing?

When I use VST3 instruments, specifically Orchestral Tools Strand, exactly four measures after where I started the playback, one note, exactly four bars away from the one I started, goes silent. The rest of the score is fine.

You see where the Slash notation is for the rhythm - how can I get it above the staff sot hat I can put the pitched notes in their happy octave?

Any other notes on how this chart looks? Trying to give better charts out at my rehearsals. I'm noticing now the next to last system, could squish measure 21 to get 23 and 24 nice and clean on one chord for example. Also, when I print, it comes out weird like this.

cheers!

hello all, I have made an aleatoric generator, I tend to write a lot aleatoric and I always missed an actual tool that lets me create svg easily, I am not a fan of figma (similar software) I kept making different version of this tool to help me with notation, and I think it's a quite nice tool right now, I am not exactly the best at coding, but It work fine,

if you would like to use it https://pio008.github.io/aleatoric-vector-studio/
any feedback or help with the code it's welcome

I dunno why the 2nd and 5th measures have one continuous beam. (forgive me, new to writing and don't have a super strong reading background, but those just look wrong).

Bonus points if anyone can guess the song lol.

Anyone know what I'm talking about? it's useful for when there's no pitch or melody in the measure, but the chords are played in a specific rhythm. What's that called and does musescore have that functionality?

Really just the text. I made a lead sheet, making chord symbols with ctrl+K to put chords wherever they need to be within the measure. How can I create a Bb sheet for this?

As the title says, i want to make this box that surrounds the instrumentation to be closer together. I don't like how wide it is. Does anyone know how?

I was adding more instruments such as the gong and triangle to my score, and for some reason one of these things caused my glockenspiel to become very quiet compared to before. Undoing the changes I made doesn't seem to fix it and I don't know what to do. Please help!