This choral arrangement that I got on IMSLP was originally transcribed into Musescore 3 by me in 2021.
Musescore 4 has since been released, and though it still has a lot of bugs, its instrumentation playback is usually superior to MS3s... except where it glitches, hasn't implimented an MS3 feature, or behaves in a quirky manner.
Released:07-Dec-2023
Category:Classical
Application:Other
File type:mp3
File size:5.2 Mb
Plays:15
Downloads:0
Weekly plays:2
Weekly downloads:0
License:Commerical derivatives allowed; contact artist for permission
Nice smooth playback if this is from MuseScore 4. I am a big fan of the software after struggling with Dorico and Notion. MuseScore 3 was ok but MuseScore 4 is outstanding and so easy to use.
I find the keyboard note entry on MS4 laggy enough to throw my ‘typing’ off: if I’m constantly looking up at the screen to see if I entered the note/chord correctly, it slows me down considerably.
I’m not sure what all bugs I’m noticing in MS4 are totally MS4, or because I’m importing from MS3. For instance, I was going to upload “Funiculí, Funicula”, but as I listened carefully, I noticed that the Tenor voice notes that were tied into the next measure, were re-sounding after the bar. I don’t know if this is because it was imported, or if MS4 doesn’t handle ties well. I’ll likely look into it later, and submit a bug report, if there’a not one already.
The instruments, though, are fantastic! Accel and Decel lines now affect tempo, without having to tediously hard-code anything, which makes overall tempo adjustments less of a hassle.
Cheers!
