Theme from Jurassic Park - Musescore 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2023
- As soon as Musescore 4 came out, I started working on copying over this masterpiece by John Williams, "Theme from Jurassic Park". I wanted to see how realistic the orchestral sounds (Muse Sounds) are in Musescore 4... It's amazing!!
The main thing that I found a bit strange was what happens between measures 46 and 47... For some reason, that transition is very weird, at least from the audio perspective.
Other than that, Muse Sounds with Musescore 4 are amazing!!
The trumpets still need work in MuseScore 4. But I'm often amazed at just how good the french horn sounds
Definitely. As a trumpet player, I wholeheartedly agree. The trumpet's "tone" (and, of course, volume, but you can amp that up in the mixer) is much different than I was expecting. Hopefully, they work on that soon.
The French Horns are gorgeous though, gotta agree with you there.
The french horn has always been a go-to instrument for me when composing. The fact I can now hear what's going on in my mind live while writing is magical. I must admit it's helped me become a little more bold. There's just something magical about getting a proper live mockup while writing, adds another joy to the process.
Agreed. They did well with french horn and trombone IMO.
The best trumpets I've heard are in noteperformer 4. They're so amazing and real!. If musesounds had the brass they have in noteperformer, It would be the perfect notation program, at least about sounds.
I was so damn annoyed - I got my first composition commission for an orchestra and had nothing else than musescore 3, bc it also would've taken too long to learn a different program until deadline. MuseScore 3 was so old that I wasn't able to get a nice format of the score, bad sound recordings, unbelievable hard function-management. Right after the concert MuseScore 4 arrived, completely reworked, a sound which reaches modern orchestral libraries in quality and realism - completely free. Man, I was really insulted :D
MuseScore 4 is absolutely fire, as well as your arrangement, great job!
Listening on March 18, 2023...Fantastic arrangement...🎺
hey... is this really the sound of the Musescore show? or is it some audio? because it sounds amazing!!
This is the new big thing they introduced with Muse Sounds as part of Musescore 4. So, yes, this is pure Musescore sounds, nothing else added. It's awesome!! 😃
@@DavidBadilloMusic Wow, Musescore seriously outdid themselves with these realistic sounds.
Yup, this is really the sound of Musescore 4.
2:36 - 2:52 i play this on rewind, it gives me chills every time
Wow, this is just epic! I love it! Congratulations!!
i love bugscore 4
Does anyone else get frustrated by the slightly too fast main string/flute part at 1:00ish onwards? It's played with a much nicer cadence and slower tempo in the film but every live performance or other recording I've seen almost seems to rush through this bit like they just want it done. But it's actually the part where you can really feel the majesty of the animals
This sounds so good
I love the new sounds! I do get frustrated with the levels though. The instruments that are a little too loud are the flute and piccolo (especially when they play really high). And the instrument that isn't loud enough is the trumpet.
I agree. They do have a few things to fix. I think it's a great start, though!
In general, the brass are the weakest section in the new sample library, and the trumpet is probably the worst. The strings, however, are as good as a $1,000 library IMHO
@@daleandelaineartsEven so, I still really love the brass they have for free and I think it’s also, just like the strings, on par with some high budget plugins that usually cost a lot of money. The brass might not be on par with something you’d get for $1000 but it’s an amazing start for the price of only a few minutes of download time.
@@daleandelainearts I agree that the strings sound amazing. Probably the best thing of the sample library.
Tuba can only go down to E…
Cringe… I can go an octave lower on a real tuba
at 4:19 I wish the lower notes in the harp could project that well 🤭 that would change the game for us soo much and like oml having a boomy lower notes/chords would be dope af
but irl that part is absolutely drowned out by everyone else 😪 we have such a big instrument yet our sound projection sucks ahh
Very good!
It sounds pretty good ! Williams composed impressive music…
Impressive! I've been using Musescore for years now. Because of NotePerformer I have bought Dorico Pro and Note Performer 3. But had no time to start using it yet. Maybe I will never do it 😅, with the realease of this amazing Muse Sounds.
I still prefer dedicated sample libraries within a DAW. However, the progress of Musescore is coming along nicely.
I like
Remarkable :{
For a free software this is frobiddingly good! Even if it was payware.
It really needs to work out the marching sound, it can't really do it yet, especially in the strings... but to think this is free. Amazing.
Amazing software. Did you rewrite the notes or just importing file sheet?
I have a copy of the original score, but I did not import a copy. I manually re-entered it note by note.
BUEN TRABAJO. FELICITACIONES.
DONDE PUEDO CONSEGUIR EL SCORE PARA FORMATO XML O MUSESCORE. GRACIAS.
SALUDOS MUSICALES
Compartí la partitura en Musescore.com aquí: musescore.com/user/50499/scores/9891109
Has anyone ever wondered what grade level this would be?
Great ! Is this the original orchestration or your own ? Amazing anyways.
This is not my orchestration. This seems to be the original. I found a PDF version of it somewhere online. 😅
@@sergeidave Can you possibly please send link maybe ?
Well, I thing there is a serious problem in dynamics, there is no balance. The sound increase and decrease uncontrollably between sessions. I don't know if there is problem especially on this video.
They definitively have a few things to fix here and there (for example, the one I noted in the description of this video), but this is a great start for what they are trying to do. Remember this is a notation software, not a DAW.
@@DavidBadilloMusic Certainly it's not a DAW. I agree it is very good notation program as far.
compared to Every musescore file I've heard since 2018, *it's an absolute Amazing* upgrade and is near DAW tier in sound quality now, which makes me insanely happy
Hello! This is amazing may I please acquire the mcsz file so i can test it out as well ?
You can download it here: musescore.com/user/50499/scores/9891109
You use horns a6, trumpets, a trombones a3?
I'd say the main issues nowadays are that the top range of each instrument tends to be a bit too low, sudden dynamic changes don't sound particularly good, rapid notes often don't sound natural, and dynamic balance is frequently quite inaccurate. Especially annoying are instruments like harp or vibraphone (where there is a huge jump between mezzo-forte and forte) and the oboe and violas (which are far too quiet and often need to be written one or two dynamics louder than in real life).
How do I get mine working this good?
Teach us how to compose orchestration using muse score
thats so bealtiful!
Can you send me this sheet music?
Ok... so I downloaded this and all the new sounds but the harp still sounds like garbage. Can anyone help where to find the new sounds?
How to add two sounds in one track? For example two horns in one track?
If the two horns are using the same rhythms, then notes can be stacked like chords. If they are playing in different rhythms, then you need to write them using different voices. The top horn gets voice 1, and the bottom horn gets voice 2.
the trumpets would probably work better if they were put to the "trumpets" sound
dynamics is all over the place, it needs work! :)
The dynamic markings, crescendo, and decrescendos are too abrupt, but that's my only real complaint.
How much Wagner, Richard Strauss and Holst is involved in this wonderful piece of music.
It's plagiarism!
@@omegamale7880 Classical music (I use that term broadly) has always been predicated on using sounds (harmonies, orchestrations, etc.) from other composers. This is not anywhere close to plagiarism by music standards. In fact, I would argue it would be both silly and nearly impossible to try to create music that doesn't sound like certain composers of the past. Why reinvent the wheel? Anyway, I'm just a music nerd who jumps at the opportunity to be a nerd and defend John Williams at the same time.
Not much? Please cite instances outside of "it's neo-Romantic music".
46-47 sounds like something is pizzicato that's not supposed to be, to me...
Yes. I think that's one of the few bugs I have encountered. I think there's a glitch in the engine that maps the sound library with the notation symbols.
theme foro jurassic park Muescor4
It feels to fast for Jurassic world
It's SO tiny. Note performer is far superior. I feel bad for those of you that don't know any better.
No shit, note performer actually costs money
Don't get carried away... I just heard this same piece played through Note Performer on three different videos and it's NOT far superior. Sure, the trumpets sound louder, but less realistic. The flute vibratoes sound exaggerated and artificial. The overall orchestra often blends poorly. Marcatos often sound like staccatos. There are Pros and Cons with both softwares, but to say that NotePerformer is FAR superior is pushing it quite a bit.
I mean none of these notation based programs are remotely close to what you can achieve in a DAW, the lack of fine tuning of CC1 and 11 data on its own is enough for one thing...
@@trackhero2714 Correct, because they are notation software, not digital audio workstations. Still, as notation software, the approximation to realistic sounds helps composers tremendously by giving them a better idea of how their compositions would sound. Especially for composers that are more old school and used to creating the actual music scores, not just recording the midi orchestration.
@@DavidBadilloMusic Yup I agree 100%, my reply was really only in context to the other guy's opinion about the sounds -- you can only go so far within a notation program.