#Musescore seems to have enshittified to the point where i can`t even use the app without signing in. And the backend is probably built around active paid accounts because my login is being rejected.

I just want to read #music scores I already downloaded on my tablet you fucking capitalist scum.

Guys I had remade a random Für Elise #kalimba tab I had found by ear with my chromatic kalimba bc it didn't sound right, looked for a new one today bc I'm at my father and didn't take my music sheets with me, the one I found on #musescore did the same corrections as I did. It's healing in a way I cannot explain #kalimbatab #musicsheet #musictab #musicinstrument

When it's not recorded with a potato, the Associated-Rediffusion March by Stanley Bate (no, not the bloke inside Bungle!) sounds absolutely glorious. I'm turning my piano sketch into a score at the moment in Musescore Studio. #musescore #rediffusion

MuseScore BVBA released #MuseScore version 4.5.2. https://musescore.org/download

piano to string orchestra
#piano #stringorchestra #orchestration #musescore

piano to orchestra
#piano #orchestra #orchestration #musescore

piano to orchestra
#piano #orchestra #orchestration #musescore

Parece que hay nueva versión de #Musescore
La v4.5.

A ver qué cosicas trae. De paso echaré un ojo a ver si soluciona algunos problemillas que me he encontrado en la versión de Linux, que desgraciadamente no es tan estable :(

Falls ich ein kleines USB #Masterkeyboard <<100€ suchen würde um am PC einfacher mal schnell Noten zu setzen. Was würde ich dann wollen? Reichen 25 tasten oder wären 32-49 Sinnvoller? Ist Bluetooth zum PC sinnvoll, oder will man eigentlich ein Kabel?
Oder hat irgendwer vielleicht gerade eins rumliegen das sich freut wenn es einen neuen Einsatzort bekommt weil es einstaubt? Wenn Kabel würde ich glaub nur USB-C wollen - ich hab keine Lust andere Adapter immer suchen zu müssen... #Midi #Musescore

The Eleventh Hour

So when you add a breath mark in #MuseScore to be a half second pause (which I admit is a bit hacky), this is how MS translates it into #MIDI: an extra measure at 480bps. (Cyan line is the tempo map)

which is way hackier than just adding a breath mark so I don't feel so bad

"Home (When Shadows Fall)", a pop ballad from 1931 which has been in the #PublicDomain for a while. This is the arrangement I've been working on for my family to record at the studio in a few weeks. Very exciting to me.

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Edvard Grieg • Peer Gynt • DOA (Death of Åse) 2025-01-06
Today's update includes changes to the new percussion track with EQ and compression tweaks, to cello, bass and drums.
#Music #ClassicalMusic #Guitar #ElectricGuitar #Synth #MuseScore
https://audio.com/muiren/audio/edvard-grieg-peer-gynt-synth-doa-2025-01-06a

Edvard Grieg • Peer Gynt • DOA (Death of Åse) 2025-01-01
I've added a percussion track and slight re-mix to my 2024 vision of DOA. Edvard Grieg's “Death of Åse” the second piece in Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46, Act III of Peer Gynt. In my rendition of the piece, I've replaced all parts with distorted, feedback electric guitar in combination with MIDI guitar controller voiced as cello and bass wavetable synthesizer.
#Music #MuseScore #Artruria #Guitar #MIDI
https://audio.com/muiren/audio/edvard-grieg-peer-gynt-synth-doa-2025-01-01a

I created some music. This work is for violin, cello and piano and was actually commissioned by the Italian violin player Marco Modigo who asked me for something he could play with his students. It's for violin, cello and piano. I have kept the violin part simple as it is for a beginner. The piano part is a bit more demanding, as is the cello part.

#Musescore link: https://musescore.com/user/32941/scores/22651207

Thanks also to @EDVARDS whose generosity made this possible.

Why has #Musescore transformed into a horrible money-sucking web site? It used to be good. Considering removing my scores from there.

re: #OMR (#OCR for music scores) ---

I played around with #Audiveris a bit tonight and successfully imported a few different formats (pdf and jpg) and exported to mxl, which can be read by Musescore.

It actually looks like #MuseScore is testing an import pdf feature, which also transcribes to an editable format, but the file has to be uploaded to their online platform, processed, then downloaded.

But they are using Audiveris behind the scenes...

Does anyone know much about #OCR for #music notation? I feel like I saved some stuff (maybe from Mastodon!) a while back but can't find it in my notes.

I have a handful of piano pieces I'm learning that have long runs of scales and arpeggios. I want to isolate those sections from each score, repeat them and mash them up in different ways, and effectively turn them into an individual exercise.

I could just scan, crop, and paste --- but that wouldn't be as flexible (though it would feel very DIY, lol).

Are there any #FOSS options for scanning music scores to then be used in something like #MuseScore?

What are your must-have desktop environment apps?

Aside from web browser and commo (Signal and Discord), my immediate installs were

- #Obsidian for my portable brain
- #CoolRetroTerm for my retro terminal needs
- media stuff (#ReaperDAW, #Audacity, #MuseScore, #OBSstudio, #inkscape)

What's a good #RSS aggregator?

And what other cool things might I be missing out on, as a Win10 refugee coming to #KDE5?