Tied notes are being played separately in musescore 4
Hello,
First off, I'm sorry if this is in the wrong forum topic.
My issue is that when I'm using playback on my score, the tied notes are not being played as a whole, but they're being played separately (e.g I have two sixteenth notes that are tied, but instead of hearing one eighth note, I'm hearing two sixteenths). Is this because the score was originally made in musescore 3.6.2, therefore is there some sort of compatibility issue? On musescore 3 the tied notes are being played just fine.
I downloaded musescore 4 through muse hub, so I think I have the latest beta.
I'm attaching my score below, my issue is evident in the first two measures.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| Piano Quintet 5.mscz | 37.32 KB |
Comments
Looks like this might be https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/14137 in which case it was fixed 13 days ago.
You might very well be on the latest beta, but that is quite outdated by the current nightlies. So please test your issues in a current build.
Then if you do find them still present, as requested in the beta announcements; please report them in GitHub so long as 4.0 is not released. Then also try to minimize your score example; there's a lot of instruments and measures there and you didn't specify where to listen to (which measure, which instrument). Also make sure to specify which playback library you're using when reporting sound/playback issues: MS Basic / MuseSounds / VSTs..
In reply to Looks like this might be… by jeetee
I did search on github for the issue and somehow I didn't find this, but that might've been a problem on my end. thanks for pointing that out. I assume this is where you get the nightly builds? https://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/musescore-nightlies/
Thanks for the guideline, I'm still a bit of a newbie '^^ I will make sure to follow it for any future problems.
In reply to I did search on github for… by Tchaiky1812
Yes, that's the correct place; click through on "nightly" for (master) for your OS.
For windows, the download is a 7zip archive; you can get the unpack software from https://7-zip.org/
In reply to Yes, that's the correct… by jeetee
I unpacked it, but I can't seem to find an exe file in it
In reply to I unpacked it, but I can't… by Tchaiky1812
.exe should be in the "bin" folder.
In reply to .exe should be in the "bin"… by SteveBlower
yep, that did the trick. Thanks :)
In reply to I unpacked it, but I can't… by Tchaiky1812
Oh wow I actually downloaded 3.x. Sorry
In reply to Looks like this might be… by jeetee
I have started seeing this behaviour in a piano score with 4.0.2 (WIndows 11) . Using the mixer I have identified it is when Grand Piano (Chords.Piano) is invoked. I tried copying a passage to a new score, and for some reason I only get Grand Piano (Piano) and the chords sound is omitted. (???)
Additionally, disabling the "Play" attribute on the tied end-notes makes no difference. Theyr'e still played.
I'd attach score but copyrighted material. Still trying to find a way to get an extract that repros what i see in the main score.
There are no slurs, glissandi or other similar.
OS: Windows 10 Version 2009, Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 4.0.2-230651553, revision: dbe7c6d
In reply to I have started seeing this… by memeweaver
Same. Working on Mac. Before people ask, yes, they are ties, not slurs. And no, muting them (v) doesn't disable them either, as the OP mentions. I'm also doing this with an electric piano score with other instruments using chord changes.
OS: macOS 13.5, Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 4.1.1-232071203, revision: e4d1ddf
In reply to Same. Working on Mac. Before… by Tracey Larvenz
Score needed...