Honestly it's the best sound I've ever had. To get a decent sound via DAW is challenging and it takes time, here is so easy, almost instantly with those paid libraries.
I think Muse Sounds is amazing, but when I read "next-level sounds" in the thumbnail, I couldn't help but be reminded of "pro-level chords". In case you don't get the reference: th-cam.com/video/50m2Q7wPUFg/w-d-xo.html
I was about to say the same thing... Even if it is true, which given the MuseScore team's earnestness and passion is very likely, it's still the same poor marketing language we have all grown to shut off and ignore.
@@joshuapettus6973 What would you have them say in their announcement? How is 'next-level' not appropriate in this situation? It's not the fault of the Musescore team that other companies use excessive and deceptive marketing terms, right?
I absolutely love Muse Sounds, it makes composing so much easier and more enjoyable. However, I would highly appreciate it if there were recorder sounds as part of the library.
Right? I literally opened this video expecting to comment this as a suggestion. It's really incredible and I immensely hope those updates will be available soon! I cannot wait to try it!!!
Thank you for pushing musescore towards new and bright horizons. Please keep at it. It would be great if you keep adding more sound (paid and free). Also, worldwide purchases
More libraries will be added all the time, so please keep checking back in Muse Hub to see the latest offerings. We're also working to expand the availability of paid Muse Sounds libraries to more countries around the world. Thank you for your enthusiasm and support!
Hello team at Musescore! I have a few suggestions that I think a lot of people might want too, However a lot of these suggestions are not urgent as they are only meant to enhance playback. 1. Flute Vibrato This is a suggestion to remove the vibrato in the default soundfont from the Piccolo down to the contra flute in MuseSounds. Sometimes some chord arrangings are very flute-reliant, and with other intruments it really kinda messes up the effect. This would also put the vibrato in text to better use. 2. Brass Soundfonts I personally have been wanting a Cornet soundfont as opposed to the MS basic trumpet for the longest time. Some suggestions include - Cornet (especially for the Brass Band Template) - Flugelhorn - Euphonium - Saxhorns - Marching Brass 3. Woodwind Soundfonts Overall, there are a very wide selection of great woodwind soundofonts. But here are some I would personally like to be added. - Contabass Clarinet - Tenor Flute (flute d'amoure) - Bass Sax - Recorder Soundfonts (soprano, alto, tenor, bass, etc.) 4. Custom Instruments I believe it would be a great timesaver for the people with MuseSounds to be able to save their own instruments to the tab where you select your instruments in the score. Its kind of tedious to always do with selecting the instrument, changing the sound, changing the ranges, changing the transpositions, and changing the clef. 5. Other Styles Musescore and Musesounds, as it is is very orchestrally oriented. I personally write more than orchestral music, so I figure it could be a great help for many composers to envision their music with their own styles. 6. Crotales Not much to say here, but the crotales just sound really bright in playback. 7. Non Dynamic Volume Automation For some arrangements, its imperative to automate the volume of an instrument to be louder without the timbre of a double forte. This is to imitate like a microphone for a soloist, or going from a part of a chord stack to the only instrument in a melody. Other than that, this is a great software, and a lot of great and hard work you are putting into it! Please consider these suggestions, and Godspeed!
That sounds great! I am especially thrilled about the choir being able to sing the lyrics. Will these be available in the Muse Sounds Manager for Linux?
Please release a marching brass musesound package! It would mean the absolute world to us!!! (Maybe samples from a drum Corps like the Bluecoats / Caroline Crown? 👀👀👀)
Thanks so much for your enthusiasm and suggestions! A marching brass MuseSound package is definitely high on our priority list now, and we’ve heard the community loud and clear. We're actively working on a plan, and we appreciate your patience as we aim to deliver something great.
J'ouvre à l'instant ce post G.E N.I.A.L . Enfin de vraies lignes de voix à la place des " ouh ouh de chorale. Des partitions plus réalistes avec ces voix. Juste un peu + de cuivres pour le jazz. " EnScore " merci
Musescore and musehub with all the updates is looking to become GOAT. Are you going to revamp the organ for musesounds by any chance? Because I think the king of instruments is deserving of such an upgrade.
this is a very cool idea. i love that it's now all in one place. unfortunately the new hub is slow and hasn't recognized my existing musesounds so I had to reinstall all of them. but keep this incredible work up, you are changing the world of music notation
Having better saxophone sounds would be absolutely amazing, and make musecore so much more desirable when it comes to things like saxophone quartets or ensembles. I absolutely love the direction Musecore is going right now and hope it will come to fruition some day!
Agreed! Work on this is underway, and we know how important this will be for people writing jazz music in MuseScore Studio. We look forward to sharing more updates soon!
These are awesome and add so much! However, euphonium players worldwide are kicking the dust by their feet, realizing that the Cimbasso got a soundfont before euphonium lol (please help euphoniums need the love)
Amazing… these are some great updates! If you are looking for more libraries to partner with in the future, Alex Wallbank’s Cinematic Studio series would be great for this
Amazing work! I’m very happy with fixing the issue of midi playback! But now…. Everytime I play the score, the first measure fades in so slightly…. It’s almost there but please fix this
@@musescore Also the musescore edition is the symphony orchestra not the BBCSO. Also, when will linux users get the Drumline sounds. Finally it would be nice to allow Linux users to purchase the musesounds libraries as well. That is a pain point right now sadly.
We're actively working on an update for the Linux Muse Sounds Manager and are aiming to release it within the next month. Thanks for your patience-we're keen to get this out to you soon!
At least to begin with, you would ensure that paid Muse Sounds libraries are available for purchase in all countries. Otherwise, it turns out that in some countries the purchase is available, in some it is not available. Is this some kind of discrimination? It's not good.
We understand your frustration and apologize for the inconvenience. We're actively working to expand the availability of paid Muse Sounds libraries to more countries around the world. In the meantime, free libraries are accessible everywhere. Thank you for your patience while we work to make these libraries more widely available!
Muse Choir currently has separate soprano, alto, tenor, and bass voices, as well as voices for men and women, in addition to the full choir. There's also more to discover with the VOXOS Epic Choirs, which includes a boys' choir and soloists. And there are more choral libraries on the way too. We invite you to check these out! Hopefully you find the sound you're looking for!
@@musescore Yes, the Muse Choir does have a great choir with parts already! I totally didn't mean to short-change that one. I just got caught up in the fervor of new possibilities... :)
@@musescore It would be kind of cool if Hollywood Choirs will come some day, but it would be nice with a solo tenor and bass as well at some point. Muse Choirs is whisper quiet unfortunately though. VOXOS works though.
Please add an option that allows us to setup custom playback profiles so i don't have to spend five minutes changing all the instrument sounds to other libraries whenever I open up a new score!
If you already own, say, Berlin Strings, you can already use them as a VST (although I've not had great success with using BBCSO as a VST in MuseScore). But if you want the new specifically curated 3rd party MuseSounds referred to in the video then you'll have to purchase them.
I'd like to sample my 100 instruments and add them to muse sounds, I have a lot of pretty rare ones like Ondes Martenot, bass oboe, alto clarinet, contrabass clarinet… let me help you !!
Thanks for your enthusiasm! You're welcome to consider becoming a Muse Partner. Head over to our partner website to learn how it works! www.musehub.com/partners
It would be nice if they released an API or development scripts similar to what Native Instruments do to allow the community to build their own instruments and map them to the engine. It looks like they use some kind of sfz engine.
Thank you for your feedback! We’re continuously improving the quality of playback in both MuseScore Studio and the Muse Sounds libraries themselves. Please ensure you always stay up to date with the latest versions to benefit from the latest improvements. We appreciate your patience and support as we strive to improve your playback experience.
We're sorry to hear you are having issues with logging in (presumably to musescore.com?) from MuseScore Studio. A fix for this bug will be included in an update to MuseScore Studio early next week. Thank you for your patience, and we appreciate your understanding as we work to resolve this!
We've heard the community's call for this and are working on a plan to bring more marching brass (including euphonium!) to Muse Sounds. Thank you for your patience and suggestions!
@@musescore That's great! I hope this includes cornets as well! And my pipe dream is to one day get an entire British-Style Brass band with all the special instruments unique to this ensemble included... Then MuseScore would truly be the notation program to rule them all!
BUT, none of these are available for Linux. Not even the Muse Drumline nor updated percussion. Not even a drumset for Linux users. And no idea when, if ever, this will be available.
We understand your frustration and are truly sorry for the delay. We're actively working on making Drumline and an updated Muse Sounds Manager available for Linux. At this stage, we aim to release them within the next month. As soon as it's ready, we'll post an update on musescore.org. Thank you for your patience, and we appreciate your support!
That's what I thought when watching it: don't get excited, it probably won't be available for Linux. And unfortunately I was right. The possibilities for composition on a Linux computer are very depressing but who can afford to buy a Mac? They are incredibly expensive.
Has there been an update for Linux sounds yet? When I go to the musescore news site I get redirected to /de/news which presents me 7 year old updates just because I'm in Germany 😞
Hi there - our own Muse Sounds collections are free, but we suggest you try out some of the awesome collections from our partners too. They're currently on sale!
Good catch! 😊 One of the limitations of sample libraries like VOXOS is that they come with pre-defined sounds that don’t always form real words. While this can sometimes limit linguistic accuracy, it still offers a lot of creative possibilities for simulating vocal textures and moods. We hope you have fun exploring this!
I've been digging around in some files (because I wanted to set up an icon for the MuseScore Appimage on Linux, I didn't want to wait till the flatpak package catches on), and the icons are actually called mscore. Now, I'm pretty sure that's not like. an anticipated name change or anything, developers have a habit of shortening names as much as possible, but I just found it funny that the icons are actually called something very similar
@@musescore Package managers on Linux could package it as mscore or ms-studio. It would be nice if there was a flatpak of Musescore and muse sounds manager since that is the universal binary package manager on Linux. I find the appimages akward to work with and flatpak adds nice xdg-menu entries. Oh well I guess I will keep layering using distrobox on Fedora Silverblue.
This is totally awesome! Will definitely be using some of these in my music! Keep being awesome Musescore!
Pls more brass sounds. Scores sound too bright without cornets, euphoniums and baritones. Also flugel would be great for jazz
I've always been kind of upset that there's no euphonium sound. Having a flugelhorn and baritone would be amazing.
@@RoseCadenza yes i love the sound of a euph. I would also love a dynamic overhaul, as brass becomes basically inaudible from a mf down.
Honestly it's the best sound I've ever had. To get a decent sound via DAW is challenging and it takes time, here is so easy, almost instantly with those paid libraries.
I think Muse Sounds is amazing, but when I read "next-level sounds" in the thumbnail, I couldn't help but be reminded of "pro-level chords".
In case you don't get the reference: th-cam.com/video/50m2Q7wPUFg/w-d-xo.html
They are 'next level' though, since they are based on actual orchestral recordings instead of a cheap synth sound.
Haha a good reference for sure. But we're not overpromising - Muse Sounds really are massive level up on standard MIDI!
@@snarf1504 I wasn't claiming they weren't next-level. They're excellent!
I was about to say the same thing... Even if it is true, which given the MuseScore team's earnestness and passion is very likely, it's still the same poor marketing language we have all grown to shut off and ignore.
@@joshuapettus6973 What would you have them say in their announcement? How is 'next-level' not appropriate in this situation? It's not the fault of the Musescore team that other companies use excessive and deceptive marketing terms, right?
I absolutely love Muse Sounds, it makes composing so much easier and more enjoyable. However, I would highly appreciate it if there were recorder sounds as part of the library.
Great suggestion! Thank you and noted. We appreciate your support and are glad to hear you are loving Muse Sounds!
wow that seems like an amazing choir update!
Just got Spitfire's Chamber and Symphony strings yesterday. So good.
Amazing update! but please please please make purchasing available in Brazil, that Voxos Choir sound is everything i always wanted in Musescore!!
Sorry Muse Hub purchases aren't available in Brazil and some other regions yet - we hope they will be one day soon
@@musescorealso for the Philippines please! If you just know how many choral musicians rely on musescore!
Right? I literally opened this video expecting to comment this as a suggestion. It's really incredible and I immensely hope those updates will be available soon! I cannot wait to try it!!!
@@musescore And my question is: Why?
Better marching brass please!!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!!!
I heavily second this
yeah somehow euphonium, baritone horn, and sousaphone doesnt have their own musesound
Ditto this
Yes!!!
I’d second this, but just better brass in general
Thank you for pushing musescore towards new and bright horizons. Please keep at it. It would be great if you keep adding more sound (paid and free). Also, worldwide purchases
More libraries will be added all the time, so please keep checking back in Muse Hub to see the latest offerings. We're also working to expand the availability of paid Muse Sounds libraries to more countries around the world. Thank you for your enthusiasm and support!
I love this program! One thing I would love is if you added more world or unique instrument sounds, like theremin, sitar, erhu, etc
We'll definitely look into partnering with makers of these type of sounds in the future
Hello team at Musescore!
I have a few suggestions that I think a lot of people might want too, However a lot of these suggestions are not urgent as they are only meant to enhance playback.
1. Flute Vibrato
This is a suggestion to remove the vibrato in the default soundfont from the Piccolo down to the contra flute in MuseSounds. Sometimes some chord arrangings are very flute-reliant, and with other intruments it really kinda messes up the effect. This would also put the vibrato in text to better use.
2. Brass Soundfonts
I personally have been wanting a Cornet soundfont as opposed to the MS basic trumpet for the longest time. Some suggestions include
- Cornet (especially for the Brass Band Template)
- Flugelhorn
- Euphonium
- Saxhorns
- Marching Brass
3. Woodwind Soundfonts
Overall, there are a very wide selection of great woodwind soundofonts. But here are some I would personally like to be added.
- Contabass Clarinet
- Tenor Flute (flute d'amoure)
- Bass Sax
- Recorder Soundfonts (soprano, alto, tenor, bass, etc.)
4. Custom Instruments
I believe it would be a great timesaver for the people with MuseSounds to be able to save their own instruments to the tab where you select your instruments in the score. Its kind of tedious to always do with selecting the instrument, changing the sound, changing the ranges, changing the transpositions, and changing the clef.
5. Other Styles
Musescore and Musesounds, as it is is very orchestrally oriented. I personally write more than orchestral music, so I figure it could be a great help for many composers to envision their music with their own styles.
6. Crotales
Not much to say here, but the crotales just sound really bright in playback.
7. Non Dynamic Volume Automation
For some arrangements, its imperative to automate the volume of an instrument to be louder without the timbre of a double forte. This is to imitate like a microphone for a soloist, or going from a part of a chord stack to the only instrument in a melody.
Other than that, this is a great software, and a lot of great and hard work you are putting into it! Please consider these suggestions, and Godspeed!
That sounds great! I am especially thrilled about the choir being able to sing the lyrics. Will these be available in the Muse Sounds Manager for Linux?
I absolutely love these new updates..the Berlin stuff is just on a different level..thanks so much for these..they are game changing!
Please release a marching brass musesound package! It would mean the absolute world to us!!! (Maybe samples from a drum Corps like the Bluecoats / Caroline Crown? 👀👀👀)
Thanks so much for your enthusiasm and suggestions! A marching brass MuseSound package is definitely high on our priority list now, and we’ve heard the community loud and clear. We're actively working on a plan, and we appreciate your patience as we aim to deliver something great.
J'ouvre à l'instant ce post G.E N.I.A.L . Enfin de vraies lignes de voix à la place des " ouh ouh de chorale. Des partitions plus réalistes avec ces voix. Juste un peu + de cuivres pour le jazz. " EnScore " merci
Musescore and musehub with all the updates is looking to become GOAT. Are you going to revamp the organ for musesounds by any chance? Because I think the king of instruments is deserving of such an upgrade.
This is fantastic, it just keeps getting better, thanks 😀
Awesome work! The vocals are extremely impressive.
this is a very cool idea. i love that it's now all in one place. unfortunately the new hub is slow and hasn't recognized my existing musesounds so I had to reinstall all of them. but keep this incredible work up, you are changing the world of music notation
This is really awesome! Please add DAW integration with piano roll, it would be just perfect 👌🏼
Finally, lyrics!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thanks a lot. MuseScore >>>> Any other composing program
I hope purchasing these sounds will be available in my region in no time
We're working on expanding the availability of paid Muse Sounds libraries to more countries around the world. Thank you for your patience and support!
Having better saxophone sounds would be absolutely amazing, and make musecore so much more desirable when it comes to things like saxophone quartets or ensembles. I absolutely love the direction Musecore is going right now and hope it will come to fruition some day!
I hope Cinematic Studio and Acousticsamples products become available someday.
ok, this is a huge game changer!
Absolutely brilliant
Yes indeed. These are good days for composers
I hope the Cinematic Studio series will be added 🙏
please produce muse sounds jazz. you cannot listen to jazz tunes with orchestral sounds properly...
Agreed! Work on this is underway, and we know how important this will be for people writing jazz music in MuseScore Studio. We look forward to sharing more updates soon!
Oh yea, baby!
Amazing
Amazing
Did I see VSL in there? Curious about whether they will port over their Synchron stuff.
Do the paid sample libraries work outside of Musescore?
I would greatly love an ethnic/asian sounds pack offered in Muse Hub in the future!
We love hearing ideas like this from the community. We'll definitely consider it for future updates. Stay tuned, and we appreciate your support!
@@musescore Having an authentic gamelan would be amazing!
These are awesome and add so much! However, euphonium players worldwide are kicking the dust by their feet, realizing that the Cimbasso got a soundfont before euphonium lol (please help euphoniums need the love)
I unfortunately had to download everything all over again, but it was still worth it when all was said.
I'm a long time MuseScore user and love it. But please, a lot of us are waiting for upgraded mandolin tremolo options through MuseSounds.
Our next guitar package is just around the corner and has both tremolo and palm-muted tremolos on the mandolin!
@@musescore cool! If you want another beta tester, I'm in😎
I hope this is true. The choir is my favorite instrument and it’d be awesome to hear it do this.
Download VOXOS choir and give it a try!
Amazing… these are some great updates! If you are looking for more libraries to partner with in the future, Alex Wallbank’s Cinematic Studio series would be great for this
Yall need to add an 8-string guitar pack
Amazing work! I’m very happy with fixing the issue of midi playback! But now…. Everytime I play the score, the first measure fades in so slightly…. It’s almost there but please fix this
I wish the newer versions of Musescore would work with Catalina.
I have the Spitfire BBC Shynphony Orchestra Pro in my Mac. Can it be used in Musescore?
Hi there, sorry the Muse Sounds Edition is different and built especially for MuseScore Studio. So you'll need to get the new one too.
@@musescore Also the musescore edition is the symphony orchestra not the BBCSO. Also, when will linux users get the Drumline sounds. Finally it would be nice to allow Linux users to purchase the musesounds libraries as well. That is a pain point right now sadly.
Awesome!
Is this version for Linux already available?
We're actively working on an update for the Linux Muse Sounds Manager and are aiming to release it within the next month. Thanks for your patience-we're keen to get this out to you soon!
@@musescore Thanks for response.
Partner with Straight Ahead Samples for the saxes and brass please!
At least to begin with, you would ensure that paid Muse Sounds libraries are available for purchase in all countries. Otherwise, it turns out that in some countries the purchase is available, in some it is not available. Is this some kind of discrimination? It's not good.
We understand your frustration and apologize for the inconvenience. We're actively working to expand the availability of paid Muse Sounds libraries to more countries around the world. In the meantime, free libraries are accessible everywhere. Thank you for your patience while we work to make these libraries more widely available!
More choir please. With the ability to separate soprano, alto, tenor, bass
Muse Choir currently has separate soprano, alto, tenor, and bass voices, as well as voices for men and women, in addition to the full choir. There's also more to discover with the VOXOS Epic Choirs, which includes a boys' choir and soloists. And there are more choral libraries on the way too. We invite you to check these out! Hopefully you find the sound you're looking for!
@@musescore Yes, the Muse Choir does have a great choir with parts already! I totally didn't mean to short-change that one. I just got caught up in the fervor of new possibilities... :)
@@musescore ¿Están disponibles para Argentina los VOXOS Epic Choirs?
@@musescore It would be kind of cool if Hollywood Choirs will come some day, but it would be nice with a solo tenor and bass as well at some point. Muse Choirs is whisper quiet unfortunately though. VOXOS works though.
I would like to see a pipe organ library
There is one - Union Chapel Organ, in the Spitfire section. It's customizable with staff text to allow any combination of the provided stops.
Amazing!
Please add an option that allows us to setup custom playback profiles so i don't have to spend five minutes changing all the instrument sounds to other libraries whenever I open up a new score!
This is a great suggestion, and in fact we've already started designing this feature. Look out for it in one of the forthcoming releases!
@@musescore OHHHHHH MY GODDDDDDD
Why do music pages open in a separate page? Why doesn't the program work like the previous version MuseScore 3 ?
Are they available to those who already own those libraries?
If you already own, say, Berlin Strings, you can already use them as a VST (although I've not had great success with using BBCSO as a VST in MuseScore). But if you want the new specifically curated 3rd party MuseSounds referred to in the video then you'll have to purchase them.
Hi there, Jade's comment below is correct. You'll need to get Muse Sounds Editions separately I'm afraid.
Is there a way to get Harmon mute or plunger sounds?
They're in the can but not quite ready for release. We'll look forward to sharing an update when they're ready!
So is the choir phonation AI powered or is it all recorded
não consigo comprar as novas livrarias por causa da minha região 😭 por favor, incluam o Brasil para poder aproveitarmos os preços promorcionais.
I'd like to sample my 100 instruments and add them to muse sounds, I have a lot of pretty rare ones like Ondes Martenot, bass oboe, alto clarinet, contrabass clarinet… let me help you !!
Thanks for your enthusiasm! You're welcome to consider becoming a Muse Partner. Head over to our partner website to learn how it works! www.musehub.com/partners
It would be nice if they released an API or development scripts similar to what Native Instruments do to allow the community to build their own instruments and map them to the engine. It looks like they use some kind of sfz engine.
nice
this would be good if there weren’t still such severe dynamic issues in playback
Thank you for your feedback! We’re continuously improving the quality of playback in both MuseScore Studio and the Muse Sounds libraries themselves. Please ensure you always stay up to date with the latest versions to benefit from the latest improvements. We appreciate your patience and support as we strive to improve your playback experience.
I click on download and get "Unsupported operating system." as an alert / popup, using Ubuntu. But the FAQ says it works for Linux. I'm confused.
So, does that mean that MuseScore is gradually moving toward becoming paid software?
2:54 why these menus don't even appear to me?
it's only for when you add anything from the "text" menu
@@hisky. Specifically the "Staff Text" option.
@@bobogus7559 oh my bad
I like muse score, but it doesn't want to log into the app anymore:( bugged
We're sorry to hear you are having issues with logging in (presumably to musescore.com?) from MuseScore Studio. A fix for this bug will be included in an update to MuseScore Studio early next week. Thank you for your patience, and we appreciate your understanding as we work to resolve this!
Please add a euphonium sound!!!!
We've heard the community's call for this and are working on a plan to bring more marching brass (including euphonium!) to Muse Sounds. Thank you for your patience and suggestions!
@@musescore That's great! I hope this includes cornets as well! And my pipe dream is to one day get an entire British-Style Brass band with all the special instruments unique to this ensemble included... Then MuseScore would truly be the notation program to rule them all!
BUT, none of these are available for Linux. Not even the Muse Drumline nor updated percussion. Not even a drumset for Linux users. And no idea when, if ever, this will be available.
We understand your frustration and are truly sorry for the delay. We're actively working on making Drumline and an updated Muse Sounds Manager available for Linux. At this stage, we aim to release them within the next month. As soon as it's ready, we'll post an update on musescore.org. Thank you for your patience, and we appreciate your support!
That's what I thought when watching it: don't get excited, it probably won't be available for Linux. And unfortunately I was right. The possibilities for composition on a Linux computer are very depressing but who can afford to buy a Mac? They are incredibly expensive.
Has there been an update for Linux sounds yet? When I go to the musescore news site I get redirected to /de/news which presents me 7 year old updates just because I'm in Germany 😞
Is it free or paid?
Musesound is free, things like voxos or Berlin are premium
Paid, but relatively inexpensive (no more than $20 apiece) and currently on a temporary discount.
Hi there - our own Muse Sounds collections are free, but we suggest you try out some of the awesome collections from our partners too. They're currently on sale!
🙏
All I get is an error
Sorry you're having trouble with Muse Hub. Please reach out to Customer Support through the Hub, and our team will assist you in resolving the issue.
beautiful hifi recordings are nothing in the face of OTT on the master
when for computers with ols OS? Like Catalina? 🥺😭
You need to upgrade, that OS is 5 years old!
Better Solo Violin Sounds Please !
Sactus ??? Really ?
sanctoops
is choral not pronounced "k or ral"
Ky - ie? 🤨 Oops…
sac-tus
Good catch! 😊 One of the limitations of sample libraries like VOXOS is that they come with pre-defined sounds that don’t always form real words. While this can sometimes limit linguistic accuracy, it still offers a lot of creative possibilities for simulating vocal textures and moods. We hope you have fun exploring this!
Oh caritas a nu oo
Ubi caritas est a nu oo
Ibi Deus est
Next step: simplify the name Musescore studio by changing it to Mstudio or something simpler.
And become like every other company who oversimplifies their products. Plus mstudio doesn't make sense
I've been digging around in some files (because I wanted to set up an icon for the MuseScore Appimage on Linux, I didn't want to wait till the flatpak package catches on), and the icons are actually called mscore. Now, I'm pretty sure that's not like. an anticipated name change or anything, developers have a habit of shortening names as much as possible, but I just found it funny that the icons are actually called something very similar
There is no plan to rename the app to "mscore" or "mstudio" 😄
@@musescore Package managers on Linux could package it as mscore or ms-studio. It would be nice if there was a flatpak of Musescore and muse sounds manager since that is the universal binary package manager on Linux. I find the appimages akward to work with and flatpak adds nice xdg-menu entries. Oh well I guess I will keep layering using distrobox on Fedora Silverblue.