_Hello Music Friends!_ Which notation software do you prefer, MuseScore or Sibelius? I don't personally use either software on a regular basis, but I find them *both* to be quite useful.I'd heavily recommend trying both MuseScore 4 and any free trials and free versions of Sibelius before making any decision!Have a wonderful, musical day!
I've just watched several of your videos, the text is very interesting, clear and well structured. But these videos would benefit greatly from more relevant illustrations. First of all, stop using screenshots of MuseScore 3 when talking about MuseScore 4. You should take your own screenshots to illustrate much more precisely what you're talking about, and add text to the image to illustrate the different chapters but also to make the numerical information or comparisons more visual. I know it's more time-consuming, but this channel would probably gain a lot more popularity with fewer videos, but videos that you can watch as well as listen to. After watching several videos, I already know by heart the 15 images and stock shots you use, and I know I'm going to have nightmares about hands scrolling money and dried flowers on old sheet music! That said, keep on the good work!
Appreciate the feedback! I'll keep getting better at video production. My first priority was my audio, so I'll be honest and say some of the visual aspects weren't as strong. However, I'll continue to work on it before the end of the year. Practice makes better! Have a wonderful, musical day!
@@TheMusicalNotesOfficial You're right, the audio should absolutely be a priority (and yours is good by the way!). Looking to see your next videos! Thanks, have a good one too :)
_Hello Music Friends!_ Which notation software do you prefer, MuseScore or Sibelius? I don't personally use either software on a regular basis, but I find them *both* to be quite useful.I'd heavily recommend trying both MuseScore 4 and any free trials and free versions of Sibelius before making any decision!Have a wonderful, musical day!
I've just watched several of your videos, the text is very interesting, clear and well structured.
But these videos would benefit greatly from more relevant illustrations. First of all, stop using screenshots of MuseScore 3 when talking about MuseScore 4.
You should take your own screenshots to illustrate much more precisely what you're talking about, and add text to the image to illustrate the different chapters but also to make the numerical information or comparisons more visual.
I know it's more time-consuming, but this channel would probably gain a lot more popularity with fewer videos, but videos that you can watch as well as listen to.
After watching several videos, I already know by heart the 15 images and stock shots you use, and I know I'm going to have nightmares about hands scrolling money and dried flowers on old sheet music!
That said, keep on the good work!
Appreciate the feedback! I'll keep getting better at video production. My first priority was my audio, so I'll be honest and say some of the visual aspects weren't as strong. However, I'll continue to work on it before the end of the year. Practice makes better!
Have a wonderful, musical day!
@@TheMusicalNotesOfficial You're right, the audio should absolutely be a priority (and yours is good by the way!).
Looking to see your next videos!
Thanks, have a good one too :)