MuseScore 4 - MuseSounds Flutter Tongue

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Another quick video to test how well MuseSounds handles flutter tongue in brass and woodwinds. Apparently it's been able to do this for a while, but I just hadn't thought to test it out.

[@rodrigooviedo9771]

Thanks for this video! The oboe and English horn sound that way because of the reeds, your lips are in contact with the double reed so you can not actually make it sound as a flute or other instruments. Similar with the basoon, your lips are not as free to create the effect. Hope this helps in any way!

[@mccoydtromb]

Thanks for the clarification!

[@MichaelSmith-on1ig]

I started using MuseScore 4 recently and I can't believe how good it sounds

[@adamarroyo4798]

Another note: For some reason, there's two different recordings for tremolo on strings. The first one is the most intuitive by marking it with the three dashes, like in your video. You can access another set of recordings by putting the "trem." text element on normal motes and you get a more natural sounding tremolo. (Don't mix the two because then it sounds like MIDI again lol)

[@mccoydtromb]

Thanks for the tip! I had tried the trem. marking but hadn't realised there was a difference in sound.

[@eltonwild5648]

I have some requests because I like your take in the video.
1. Can you do a musecore 4 video for those who write for the piano frequently. How to use pedal markings fast and etc.
2. A video showing how to properly format a piece of music wether it's a piano piece or orchestra M4

[@mccoydtromb]

Thanks for the requests. I'll see what I can do!

[@alexandermaslov4667]

please, make brass sordinos!)))

[@mccoydtromb]

I've been hoping for muted brass since MuseSounds was first announced. Nothing yet, but I won't lose hope.