problems with 2.3.2 version
hello everybody
I have a couple of problems with the latest version (2.3.2) of this Wonderful Tool Musescore :
1 - when updating from 2.3 I lost all the settings of my scores in the Mixer (e.g. horns turned to harpsichord, trombones to overdrive guitar etc.). As I have many scores with the same organum it would be a long & tedious work to rebuild them... is there any simple way to get my settings back ?
2 - As I copy/paste a single note it now takes the lenght of where I paste it, instead of keeping the lenght of the copied note... is there a setting somewhere to choose this option ?
thank you
juL
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If that doesn't help, then in order for us to understand and assist better, we'd need you to atach a score you are having problems with, and say which soundfonts you are using (see View / Synthesizer, the Fluid and Zerberus tabs).
In reply to Updating from 2.3.1 to 2.3.2… by Marc Sabatella
Thank you - that helps
ok for the point 2
for the point 1 "...I will need to try to remember..." but there is definitively something going strange :
I'm using 3 main soundfonts:
GeneralUser GS SoftSynth v1.44.sf2
New MuseScore Soundfont.sf2
Sonatina_Symphonic_Orchestra.sf2
+ ethan's bassoon
and (in the attached score), in Mixer you can see that e.g. the french horn, trompette, trombone, & alto have all turned to "stereo grand" but yet not playing the same sound ! ! !
Thanx again
BONEopera-10-Rats-garoux poursuite.mscz
In reply to Thank you - that helps… by juL McOisans
See https://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/musescore/releases/MuseScore-2.3.1/
In reply to Thank you - that helps… by juL McOisans
According to your score itself, your soundfonts should be
FluidR3Mono_GM.sf3
GeneralUser GS SoftSynth v1.44.sf2
New MuseScore Soundfont.sf2
Sonatina_Symphonic_Orchestra.sf2
You will need to have exactly those loaded in exactly that order, whether using 2.3.1 or 2.3.2 or any other version.
In reply to According to your score… by Marc Sabatella
THANX a lot ! I don't know how you found it, but it was actualy the FluidR3Mono_GM.sf3 from an older version that had disappeared...
In reply to THANX a lot ! I don't know… by juL McOisans
Glad it worked! FYI, an MSCZ file is just a ZIP archive containing the "real" score in MSCX format - plain text. So I opened the MSCZ in a ZIP program, then opened the MSCX in a text editor, and saw the list of soundfonts there.