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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, Martin Keary (AKA Tantacrul) outlines how the MuseScore open source community contributes to the success of MuseScore. There are a variety of different types of ways you can get involved and if you're interested, check out some of the links below.
There were too many people to thank in this video and we will most likely release a second part in the coming months. Our community is frankly incredible and we'd love you to come and take part.
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Links:
List of links to the various places where you can contribute:
musescore.org/en/contribute
If you want to submit a bug, please use the MuseScore Issue Tracker:
musescore.org/en/project/issu...
Our Forum:
musescore.org/en/forum
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Meet our current contributors
musescore.org/en/handbook/dev...
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Tantacrul links:
/ tantacrul
/ tantacrul
If you are interested in working on MuseScore UX design directly with Tantacrul, then email:
info.tantacrul@gmail.com
Our notation software site:
musescore.org
Our online score sharing catalogue:
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Who is this Tantacrul guy? Ngl, sounds like someone who would compose behind {REDACTED} back. 🤔
That is not advanced!
My mind is blown that Tantacrul is head of design 🙀
I've used MuseScore since the first year of its initial release 9 years ago, and was completely unaware of everything discussed in this video. It's awesome to get a perspective of the monumental amount of community effort that goes into creating the app! Incredibly excited for the future of Musescore - and I'm super glad someone who is an expert not only in design, but in YouTubing is in charge of this channel! Looking forward very much to the future videos.
For a music software, surprised it doesn't run on C#!
Very clever mate. I wonder how many pick up on the pun.
But if it ran on c# would it be scalable?
C# is a little like Java, whereas C++ is lower level than Java. It can be coded at a lower level so it can compile faster. That's why most desktop applications may be made with C++.
C++ is just C augmented twice
So just think of it as Am in first inversion
@Kanashimi Don't worry about it, what he said didn't make any sense anyway. Compile time has no impact on a software's suitibility for desktop aplications. (It would affect how likley a gentoo user is to use it though)
Thanks Martin, for bringing this up! I'm embarrassed that the thought of how much work going in the background Musescore hasn't crossed my mind earlier.
It's amazing how much can be done by a community of music enthusiasts who just want an open-to-all, no bs, no confusion notation software. As a daily user of Musescore, I'm deeply grateful!
It seems like overnight the musescore team has unquestionably become the best in the business! Keep up the great work
I'm so happy for MuseScore and its community
I've been a long time MuseScore user and I have so much respect for the creators and the community. You guys are doing God's work.
They saved my life. Whenever I write or ask questions I reiterate this to them. They brought music back into my life and got junk ,activities, people out of it ! A blessing since before 20010 .I'm 21st century boy.
Wow! You don't know how happy I am. I loved the fact that you mentioned Screen Readers. As a blind musician, I use them a lot for what I do. Please continue to make everything accessible to all. Thank you so much!
I am so thankful to ALL the great people who work tirelessly on MuseScore! This incredible software just keeps getting better and better! It has been an incredible blessing to me! THANK YOU!
Not all heroes wear capes! Great work MuseScore.
Couldn't think of a better person to ship in as a head-of for this community. MuseScore golden era here we come
It's amazing what's happening to Musescore recently
Musescore is a great model for how a good product works. And how a great product can be made.
Thank you to all for giving us such a great program.
can the dynamics updates be easily made to work with any sound font? or is that something that would have to be done on a per soundfont level?
if the soundfont supports changing dynamics with CC1, 2, 4 or 11, then yes. Otherwise, it's not possible right now. Hopefully I'll be adding polyphonic aftertouch support soon, which will manage to support even more soundfonts for single-note dynamics. Hope that helps!
The SoundFont has to support it. "the Soundfont used needs to be able to respond to [MIDI] CC2 (Control Change 2) messages-this is the case with MuseScore's native SoundFont, MuseScore_General_HQ" musescore.org/en/node/290616
that said, most soundfonts support CC11 to some extent so you should be able to use it with other soundfonts. Just add the soundfont, go to View > Synthesizer and go to the last tab. There you can choose the CC that is used for single note dynamics.
@@riaanvn CC1, 2, 4 and 11 are all supported, not just 2.
If you use MIDI out you can also use the single note dynamics with an external VI that supports CC1, 2, 4, 11.
I’ll definitely be moving over from Sibelius! Fantastic business model and community here! I compose a lot using microtones. Can anyone here tell me if musescore will have a good implementation of microtones, notating and playback?! Thanks!
"good" is a relative term ;-)
If you go microtonal, I'd advise you to start off by customizing your accidentals panel to include the ones you will use. MuseScore natively understand the symbols as far as placement/positioning goes, but has no default playback effect for many of them (as depending on the followed system, the detuning of the symbol might differ).
You can (de-)tune each note separately up to a cent accuraccy, but this would get very tedious. Luckily there are some plugins (see for example musescore.org/en/project/2231-edo-retuning-plugins-suite or musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner ) than you can run after entering the notes & symbols that automate the detuning process of the notes.
I'm 21st century boy and I've been hearing microtones since 2015 0n muse where I've used it in orchestral and string ensemble works.Its works with every group and best of all you can individually change the tone .It's a good way to make instruments unfamiliar !
Thank you for bringing the fastest and best advancements to Musescore EVER!!!!!
I think it's really awesome how you give us insights in your work and thoughts by making these videos. It is great to see how you manage to work together with the community, improving MuseScore together! :)
So this is our Christmas/New year's gift. A waaaay better musescore. I can't thank you enough
I just installed it! Thank you for fixing beams over barlines!! I have been waiting for this!!!
im happy, im really happy. this is amazing. just people around the world working to actively better a software like this. its open source and free and if you ask me, it has more potential than finale or sibelius or anything like that.
Also ive been waiting for that one-note dynamic thing for forever! Happy it will be here soon
That single note dynmics thing has been there since June 2019 with the release of v3.1
Dear me in 2013: Don't even learn Sibelius on that college computer in the music department! It's worthless and an open source program called MuseScore will exist and hire someone who will do *everything* right in 2020
Actually... Notation softwares kinda work similarly at least in note input itself, so there are still reasons to just learn whatever available notation software early so that it's easier to pick up other things.
When I was at school, it was Notator on an Atari ST. Technology moves on.
OK relax guys it was just a creative way to pay a compliment to Tantacrul ha 😅
Thanks for posting this! I'm grateful for everyone who brought and helps bring MuseScore to us!
After Tantacrul ranted a little bit about MuseScore, he works now for/on it? How crazy is that?
Still missing things, Me personally, I feel like there should be an option whether or not you want rests filling measures, and please get Rit. in their and others :)
Working on it!
WOW, i've recently gotten into this musescore thing but I didnt know the community is THIS engaged :O Simply amazing!
Have enjoyed making arrangements so much!
Only started using Musescore within the last 3 months or so, and I'm so proud of how this app has changed and become better, and continues to improve. Keep it up, team :D
Appreciated. Thank you.
I'd love to implement a true dark mode which does not only turn the GUI dark but also provides white notes on black sheets 🤔
Using 3.3.4 (current stable release):
1. Set theme to dark mode
2. Edit → Preferences → Canvas → Paper, set to a dark color (black/dark gray)
2b. also tick "Use the same color in palettes
3. Edit → Preferences → Advanced → ui/score/defaultColor, set to a whitish color
Restart MuseScore
@@jt_jeetee thank you! That looks alright
Tantacrul is the right guy for design we trust you
Is there any plans to enable score edition on the android app?
Hola!, Felicitaciones por la actualización y el esfuerzo compartido. Vengo desde Encore 5 y no me ha sido posible migrar los archivos ya que no se abren en Windows 10. Será posible encontrar alguna forma de subirlos para convertirlos al formato de Musescore? Muchas gracias por su tiempo, Un cordial saludo!
My version of MuseScore 3 hasn’t got these updated palattes; have they alreag been released? If so, what update do I need? Thanks so much!
Go to the download page and grab it! It's awesome, if I do say so myself.
Tantacrul Thanks so much! You’re awesome Tantacrul, loved your collab with David Bruce and the other composers!
@@Tantacrul And the windows store actually worked out to update this time!
Yo MuseScore is gonna be great because of Tantacrul
I’m glad you guys made it where there are dynamic changes in a single note. But why doesn’t I work for tremolo?
put that on the forums instead of this video's comments
I fixed this, should be out in 3.5, I hope.
J T Superb, thanks so much!
I’d love to practice C++ and contribute....
And , boys and girls, this is what happens when a software is developed with the direct involvement of its userbase. I bet that the complaints tantacrul made on sibelius and other proprietary notation apps will still be relevant in 3 years, while all the complaints made on musescore will be outdated.
YES!
Nice video!
the one dislike works for Sibelius
I agree! LOL!
Free and open source software for the win
I downloaded Musescore ages ago and was quite exited to get started but found i was struggling with it. I think an update or something prompted me to join the community so i could ask for advice, where i was berated for there being some problem with the score i had found, amongst other things, so i never went back. I'm a musician, not a techie. I haven't bothered using it since, i'll just make my own music by myself.
That sucks. To be honest, since the community isn't run by a company, and since anyone can make a comment, you sometimes get unreasonable or childish people who act rudely towards those who have legit questions. But the the experienced contributors in the community - including those mentioned in this video - are cool. Feel free to @ me directly if you have an issue.
Y'all get a ++ from me
I can no longer open Musescore. I've been using Musescore for a long time and this happened twice already. Do i have to purchase Musescore so i can't encounter this problem again? I can no longer access my scores. I need it badly to open cause i am working on many songs.
You never need to purchase anything to use the notation software; it is always 100% completely free.
But there were two bad bugs in the initial 3.6 release; so if you haven't yet, try downloading the current 3.6.2 version, which has both of those issues fixed.
@@jt_jeetee Thanks, i'll give it a try.
I'm trying to make Calyrex's final theme and Musescore cut some if the parts. I don't know where they went or how to add them back. Can anyone help me?
Do musescore have a pianoroll option? for me it's more faster putting note on that, than clicking in every single space of the sheet music
musescore.org/en/handbook/piano-roll-editor
Idk if I have the most recent version of Musescore, but one thing I dislike is that if I want quarter note triplets, first I have to put in a HALF note, THEN I have to use a shortcut??? There's no dedicated button as far as I can tell (again, if this has been fixed disregard this). I would like to be able to just put in a quarter note and click a "tuplet" button to make it a quarter note triplet.
A tuplet toolbar button is in the works for MS4.
The difficulty with starting with a quarter note duration and then pressing a triplet button, is that it very much limits the possible ratio's to use for that tuplet.
I'm not a musescore user yet, but I would like to start. I ask: is there a way to enter notes without mouse and using only arrows and enter/del? thanks
You can definitely use keyboard entry and not use the mouse for note entry at all. Have a look at musescore.org/en/handbook/note-input#basic-note-entry for how keyboard entry in the default step-time note input mode works.
If you're really looking to use arrows instead of notenames then either first enter durations using rhtyhm mode and then go back and use re-pitch mode (musescore.org/en/handbook/note-input-modes for how to input notes in step-time ). Or make use of the 'R' keyboard shortcut to repeat the last entered chord.
Is it possible to have irrational time signatures in musescore?
Can you help me, how to create a Gclef one staff for introduction or unison, follow by 2 staff for satb..gclef and fclef..can you show video?
When are the falls gonna work?
It's the perfect anarcho-socialist project. Love it!!
I wait for advanced version.
What should be in that version you're waiting for? What would make it "advanced" enough for you?
I use musecore but I want to be in a group
please tell me how
I really want to join a group
Like 497👍
my home page never changes. it never recommends new scores. this makes me want to log on less, because i have to actually search to find something new.
1:53 Hard to understate?
ayo where my rsa peeps at :P
Clicked on "like" - Sebelius crashed.
Or maybe it's three hundred and twenty
I shares my score from Musecore being connected to internet, and then, when I looked for a score, I had to pay to access it .... what is this? Not open source of course..
musescore.com/user/32531561/scores/5845828
The online score sharing platform musescore.com indeed isn't open source; the notation software on .org is: musescore.org/en/faq#faq-20657
Copyright protected songs indeed require a subscription on .com which in part is used to pay for the license deals it has.
I'm sorry, but I can't not hear his voice as sarcastic.
MuseScore / iTunes are thieves ... no way to get my money back after less than 48 hours of testing ...
The MuseScore notation software is entirely free. There are no paywalls or features to unlock.
@@jt_jeetee not the software : musescore.com !