Midi Export is of bad quality
When exporting my song with Musescore 4 to Midi and importing in e.g. Cubase Pro 14, the quality of the song is completely distorted in comparison to replay in MuseScore.
I would expect that velocity, pedal and volume of my song data are also exported to midi but they seem to be lost. All sounds hard and harsh after export.
Please fix.
This is a paid Musescore version and I need professional results with a Pro version of MuseScore.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| Mütterlein (Piano).mid | 21.98 KB |
| Mütterlein (Piano).mscz | 366.56 KB |
Comments
Here an example how the midi file looks like which is exported from this score out of MuseScore:
It contains such a lot of scores which are never played in that score or seen on the score sheet! And it sounds weird. It seems that MuseScore has an integrated "Artificial Intelligence" which is dreaming and fabulating things which are not real, that's like it sounds. Please check what's going on, that's not ok. I'm really upset!
In average always 10 to 12 events are sounding simultaneously, and they sound ugly ... which not corresponds to the score.
In reply to Here an example how the midi… by fluegeltraum
>This is a paid Musescore version and I need professional results with a Pro version of MuseScore.
There is no "paid" Musescore availabe, Musescore is free. You must have been scammed by someone.
I tried the Musescore file you appended, made an MIDI Export and played it back with Pianoteq 8. It sounds great, no mess at all. Probably your whole PC seems to be broken.
You should understand that MIDI is a format that does not contain any sounds. Only e.g. instrument, pitch, tone duration and much more. MIDI files sound different everywhere, because depending on the MIDI installation used on the computer - possibly several, depending on the program - there are different sound generators. This is why the sound in Musescore will be different from that in Cubase14.
This is also why MIDI is not a suitable exchange format for music.