MuseScore 4 - Hedwig's Theme
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Thanks to a score reduction and analysis video I was able to (somewhat) accurately transcribe it, mainly so i could play it with the Microsoft GS Wavetable synth but here we are with the new super resource-intensive Muse Sounds VSTs that you can get with MuseScore 4
Score download: drive.google.c...
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Hi everyone, welcome! Thank you for finding this video. Just so everyone knows this is my second channel (hence the profile pictures haha) where I will be uploading more covers and/or stuff unrelated to what I normally upload. On my main channel (this comment) you'll find original music and other things that are more high effort!.
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The Strings are utterly insane. The Brass and woods, as well as attack and dynamics, still need more work. Even so, it is genuinely unbelievable that this is free.
They are quite good, but yeah they all need work and optimizing
Yep
Well, keep in mind that this isn't supposed to sound absolutely authentic, like a sequencer... It's a _notation_ program. The playback is just to give composers and arrangers a general idea how their music will sound when it's played by real people. 😉
@@Suavissimo exactly, it doesn’t need to sound 100% completely real
@@Suavissimo exactly. But its nice to have it sound as good as possible. The strings are really really good
I had tons of problem with playback (snapping, crackling, popping, etc. ) until I changed the buffer size under preferences I/O to highest possible. After that it plays fine except some minor skipping when you hit stop in busy sections. I found that tip buried online so hopefully it’s helpful if you didn’t know.
You sir, are a life saver! They should have just said something about that somewhere easier to see, as I imagine lots of users are on low end systems
Playback on older PC' can be a problem, but if you render the audio as a file it will not have any such skipping, even on lower buffer settings.
Impressive! The best on musesound so far if it was not for the dynamic problems.
This needs more attention. This is almost like the original.
I would very much heavily recommend splitting your “percussion” part into individual parts just for the audio’s sake. Specifically the suspended cymbal part because the new suspended cymbal sound font is quite accurate but needs to be selected first.
MuseScore certainly overlooked the percussion in the first release. You’re right that the individual percussion sounds in the MuseSounds percussion library are pretty good. However, they overlooked the fact that percussion parts are almost always written as combined parts on one staff. Similarly, the drum set is still the MS Basic sounds.
ive noticed that the celesta sounds beautiful in musescore 4
If they can fix some outliers in the dynamics and rhythm, this is by far the best playback of any notation software. Thanks for doing this!
Have you ever experienced lag while editing this? It's because I'm doing a transcription of a piece that's about 12 minutes long, and I'm struggling to continue editing because of how slow it is to add a note. I don't know if it's the amount of parts I have on the score itself, or how much measures I have, but I want to know how I can continue working on it without any issues getting in the way.
My Musescore 4 strongly lags as well - I do work on the sheets via the old ms3 and plan to only make the necessary fine-tuning in ms4 and only let it produce the final audiofile...
I get lots of lag too, unfortunately. Especially on my laptop - I think musescore 4 is a bit of a memory hog
This is insanely good. I'm genuinely blown away by how realistic it sounds. Thanks for sharing this!
Wonderfully transcribed. You got some serious talents...!
You can find the score on Google
I love the new Muse sounds. Trumpet still needs some tweaking, but French horn is easily my favorite.
Wooooow this is crazy. You're good lol damn
Hi everyone, you all wanted the score so i put a download link in the description. Yes it needs a lot more notation work as some of you pointed out, but as i said i originally just wanted a MIDI of it so have fun!
HI there, I am trying to use the link you generously provided in the description, but it is shortened with "..." at the end so I can't read/copy/click the google drive link that works. Can you help with that whole address or tell me what I need to do?
@@richardbegel5423 Sorry for the long wait, I had to get this account verified in order to make links function. It should work now
@@billytheboringboy6673 Incredible work - thanks!
Did you not notate any slurs or dynamic phrasing? I'm not bashing anything, just wondering.
I completely forgot about those, mainly because I'm still grasping MuseScore 4 and also because i'd use MuseScore 3 for composing a base song, then exporting it as MIDI and then importing it into Ableton so I can then make it sound realistic!
Very nice transcription! Though how come the strings from MS Basic were used?
I didn't actually use MS basic for the strings, it just sounds like that. There's only so much a free VST can do!
Yes their are some problems... and musescore now kinda needs an option to draw in volume and add transision types like a daw interface (in my opinion)
But over all this is just utterly insane
I can't have been the only one to notice the similarity of this music (essentially a theme and variations) to the Sicilienne from Pelléas et Mélisande (Fauré Op. 80).
As a violinist, I hope they stop making us play this now and just give it to the MIDI sounds
small tip, try maxing out your playback buffer
You missed some pizz. - arco changes in the strings
Wow, this is extremely great. Would it be possible if I could have the file? It's okay if not.
I love musescore! How are you using it for arranging music? I usually use finale.
Muse score is really great especially because with every update it gets closer to being professional grade while staying free!
@@SamuraSan7204 Thanks for the tip. I wish it had existed about 18 years ago, as it is now, it would have saved me a bit with my finale purchases. However, my finale is so like my CX5M's YRM 501, only it has an almost infinite number of notes and staffs, rather than just 8 notes at a time. I will have to check out what musescore can do.
Fantastic.
Anyone else think the strings are still awfully percussive? Sounds like a soundfont which is exactly what this is, a VST would deliver better sound but still wouldn't match up to the likes of Noteperformer.
I can agree, the solo string instruments, especially the viola don't have consistent attack and release time, so you can every obviously hear it stop and start again like your normal soundfont. Try playing a sequence with the Muse Sounds viola and you'll see what I mean
@@billytheboringboy6673 Yeah I noticed, there's only so much you can do before you get to buying Noteperformer.
Musescore decided to ditch noteperformer compatibility early on in ms4 development. It’s a shame, but they wanted to bring their own sounds out. I personally prefer note performer, BUT ms4 sounds are still now very usable for compositional purposes. Better than ms3, waaay better the sibelius. And if the choice is between ms4 and it’s so8nds, or siblius and all avid’s BS and noteperformer, I choose ms4.
@@Elisolstice That was a stupid decision on the MuseScore dev team's part, do they seriously not realize that it's not possible to get the quality needed for these serious orchestral projects with a soundfont? They're ok but damn, they might as well stop trying to reinvent the wheel AND GIVE US NOTEPERFORMER. I have Sibelius cracked anyway so I didn't need to deal with Avid at all. All I need to do is import an MXL file into Sibelius, tweak some instruments and export audio.
@@PiotrBarcz First of all MuseSounds isnt a soundfont. Its its own thing unique to MS4. Second it has the potential to exceed NotePerformer with it ability to interpret a score (its still moving quickly forward in development). It is not beholden to the limmitations of Midi and VST protocols which are stuck in realtime. Also its available for free for everyone. Just to have anything comparable to a NotePerformer subscription for free is a huge win. And they dont have to rely on a third party for their playback for which they clearly have their own experteise. So how exactly is this a bad decision?
Is it possible that you could upload this to musescore and make a link available?
This is beautiful!! However when I try to open the file, it says i cannot. Could you please link an .xml version of it please? Thank you
Nice
Do the strings sound different if add slurs?
brass dynamics are pretty bad and rhythm everywhere is super super sloppy but man the sounds are pretty realistic!
is there any chance of geting the musescore file on this
pizzicati too strong….
Both the notation and the production needs a lot of work. Almost no articulations, weird use of the instruments (some seems more like a piano score rather than the instrument score), lack of dynamics marking, no correct instruments grouping. About the production, some instruments were much louder when they shouldn't.
It's because of the soundfont. One can only get so much with a free software.