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Hi everyone,

We're pleased to announce that MuseScore Studio 4.3.2 is now available.

Release builds can be found at https://musescore.org/en/download.

This update fixes crashes and improves the stability and performance of the application.

For more information see completed tasks in the 4.3.2 project.

The MuseScore Team

Hi everyone,

We're pleased to announce that MuseScore Studio 4.3.1 is now available.

Release builds can be found at https://musescore.org/en/download or via Help > Check for update within the application.

This update fixes a critical usability issue affecting AZERTY keyboard users. The shift modifier key can now be used to trigger number keys, enabling note durations to be changed using the default shortcuts. 

This release also improves CPU performance when using Muse Sounds, and resolves a number of playback bugs

Hi everyone!

MuseScore is taking part in Google Summer of Code (GSoC) again this year, and we have two really exciting projects to share with you!

Dynamics popup

This project will provide a quick way to enter dynamics and hairpins simply by clicking on an existing dynamic.

Contributor: Aniket (@re1san)

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Accessibility profiles

This project will made it easy to customize notation size, shapes, and colours to suit a wide range of visual and educational requirements.

Contributor: Animesh

Hi everyone,

We're pleased to announce that MuseScore 4.2.1 is now available.

Release builds can be found in Muse Hub or at https://musescore.org/en/download.

This release includes all the new features added in MuseScore 4.2, as well as fixes a number of crashes and improvements to the stability of the app.

For further details, please see the 4.2.1 project on our GitHub repository.

Best wishes,

The MuseScore Team.

We are delighted to announce the release of MuseScore 4.2, a milestone update for guitarists that includes an extensive new system for guitar bends, with beautiful engraving and highly realistic playback. 4.2 also brings other significant features for everyone, including valuable improvements for scores with multiple parts, and much more.

This update is accompanied by the release of another free instrument pack in the Muse Sounds collection: Muse Guitars, Vol. 1. This pack contains steel and nylon six-string

Hi everyone,

As promised, we have a beta build ready for MuseScore 4.2, which you can download from our release page over on GitHub: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/releases/tag/v4.2.0-beta

Once the beta is installed, it will show up on your machine as “MuseScore 4 Testing”. You can install it alongside your current version of MuseScore 4, but please be aware that the two versions will share preferences and workspaces. Also, if you save any score files with 4.2 then you will not be able

Hi everyone,

We’re about a month away from the release of MuseScore 4.2, which means that now is a great time to help test all the fantastic new features that will be included in this release:

Guitar

• Support for alternate string tunings
• All-new system for inputting bends and customising their playback
  • Bend playback currently requires SoundFont or VST. We’ll update this post when support for bends is added in Muse Sounds.

Parts

• Better synchronisation between the score and the parts

Hi everyone!

Let’s check out some of the fantastic contributions we’ve had from the community, and see what tasks are available on the community project's board.

Recent contributions

We have been incredibly fortunate to receive pull requests for MEI and Jianpu, two features that have been discussed for many years but never actually implemented until now, as well as the welcome return of JACK audio support on Linux.

MEI import and export

Like MusicXML, Music Encoding Initiative (MEI) is