Personalized sound libraries
Is it possible to form a personalized sound library by choosing the sounds that seem more performing from existing libraries and uploading it to Musescore?
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Your question isn't entirely clear.
Does https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/soundfonts-and-sfz-files answer it?
Or are you somehow hoping to upload your own soundfonts to the online score sharing platform musescore.com? That in itself is not possible. But you can upload the local audio using your custom soundfonts together with your score when using
File → Save Onlinefrom within MuseScore.In reply to Your question isn't entirely… by jeetee
@jeetee, he means
Is there a system to freely select from the various soundfonts compatible with Musescore only those that are best for your ear and make it a custom soundfont?
This would avoid loading all the tools in each soundfont, even those that appear to us to be less performing, which is very uncomfortable, as well as inevitably weighing the software down.
In reply to Your question isn't entirely… by jeetee
I don't want to create any new sound. I'd like to use only certain sounds for each instrument - the ones that I consider better - taking them from existing libraries (MuseScore General.sf3 and Sonatina, for instance) and set up my own soundfont that groups these selected sounds. This would allow me to avoid loading entire libraries of which I already know that I will not use certain sounds.
I hope I was clear.
In reply to I don't want to create any… by luca47
That does clarify it indeed, thanks!
Such a thing is outside the scope of MuseScore though. You should be able to do this using a soundfont editor. I know some of the users here use https://www.polyphone-soundfonts.com/en/ or http://www.synthfont.com/Viena_news.html for such tasks.
In reply to Your question isn't entirely… by jeetee
Shoichi made perfectly what I meant.
Thank you.