How can I import a WAV file to score
I am trying to replace a Musescore instrument on a score with WAV audio file created on a Roland FR-4X accordion.
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I am trying to replace a Musescore instrument on a score with WAV audio file created on a Roland FR-4X accordion.
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You can't do that, but if you feel like doing research on how to create your own soundfont from recordings of individual notes, you can then use that Soundfont in MuseScore as per the Handbook.
In reply to You can't do that, but if… by Marc Sabatella
Thank you Marc for your reply. Frank Fusari of FusariMusic a Musescore Pro made a recording that is very interesting. If you listen to the beginning carefully you can hear that it is a recording. The audio is Frank playing his accordion. He has matched the recording to the score but he told me that he changed the timing of the score to match his audio recording. I am still trying to figure out how he was able to do this. He has done other Musescore scores using the same technique. Any idea how he did this? I have attached his Les Sirenes Valzer. Musescore Pro - Andy Johnsen
In reply to Thank you Marc for your… by Kayla6422
Well, on the score sharing website musescore.com, there is a facility to sync a score with a YouTube video, maybe that's what you mean. But a score itself has no way of incorporating audio.
In reply to Thank you Marc for your… by Kayla6422
He may have used the playback "tempo" or speed control to sync Msc timeline and his recording. I was curious as to whether he had tempo markings on the score and he doesn't. I wanted to compare things.