I hope that the timbre of each instrument will sound as they should in future versions of MuseScore
Hi
I have installed Version 0.9.5, the only thing that I am concerned about is that, in version 0.9.5, all instrument's has the same timbre, I hope in future versions of this product, each instrument will have different timbre, and they should sound at their own color.
Regards
Shaun Zhang
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In case you are not aware, it is already possible to hear all the instruments sounds. Instructions are in the handbook. See SoundFont .
In reply to In case you are not aware, it by David Bolton
Hi
I tried to download some sound fonts, but they are not working, can you tell me which one to download?
Regards
Shaun Zhang
In reply to I have problems with soundfont by Shaun Zhang
Hi
I was thinking if it is okay to use more than one soundfont in MuesScore, since one soundfont only produce one sound.
Regards
Shaun Zhang
In reply to Can I use more than one soundfont in MuseScore by Shaun Zhang
MuseScore uses GM soundfont. A GM soundfont provides the sound of all Midi instrument. I use Fluid, one of the advised soundfont in Soundfont and I'm happy with it.
In reply to GM soundfont by [DELETED] 5
I have been composing for some time now using the existing piano soundfont. However, I would dearly love to compose for ensembles and maybe even full orchestra. My problem is that (even though I've read the MuseScore Manual), I don't seem to be able to open or use the other instruments in the soundfont. I can set up for writing a score using a seperate stave for each instrument, but I can't get their sounds......all I get is piano. I am not very computer literate and I need some simple instructions on how to get the full soundfont working........Is there any chance that you could help me please?
In reply to GM Soundfont by Daniel Duffy
Make sure you follow each step one-at-a-time as you are reading the SoundFont page in the manual. Don't try and remember all the steps after reading the whole page.
If you get stuck or confused at a particular step then come back and ask your specific question.