Can you change the metronome sound in MS 4 ?
I just downloaded "Searching Four" (by Nicholas Dodd) from the Muse Hub, and when I enable the metronome sound upon playback of this piece it has a completely different sound than the default wood block sound. It has a softer digital click, which I find more pleasant than the default woodblock click.
Is there a way to change the metronome sound?
Thx, Kevin J.
ps: "Searching Four" is quite an impressive piece of writing, IMO.)
Comments
The Metronome is available as a channel in the Mixer (F10) and you can select a sound for it that way; I'm not sure which pitches it uses and how well it'd work with other sounds though.
In reply to The Metronome is available… by jeetee
Thx for that info -- I was able to assign a sound called 'metronome' (which was under "Muse Sounds" > "Muse Percussion"), which I find to be less intrusive than the default wood block sound. Thx again!
~ Kevin J.
In reply to Thx for that info -- I was… by jade22221
Hi Kevin,
I can't seem to even get it to click at all. Any advice?
Thank you,
Steve
In reply to Hi Kevin, I can't seem to… by stevestockmal@…
Hi Steve,
I'm not sure what might be happening in your situation (?) ...it should be pretty straightforward, as indicated in the Handbook. (link below)
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/4/playback-controls#metronome
I'm sure you've checked, but make sure you have the metronome enabled (it should light up when you click it in the Play toolbar), and also chk that the metronome volume fader is up in the mixer. Other than that, hopefully someone else may provide a clue.
~ Kevin J.
In reply to Hi Steve, I'm not sure what… by jade22221
I assigned the Metronome sound in MuseScore 4 as Metronome from the Percussion Section of MuseSounds because it sounds alot more realistic this way.
In reply to I assigned the Metronome… by s1114182721
It's very cool that Musesounds Percussion has a Metronome sound which goes well w/ the metronome part of virtually all the scores.