soundfonts
Im having trouble with soundfonts. I can't see how to use it in one score but not another. If I have the sound font on it will play on every score not just the one I want. Also is a soundfont meant to give you new instruments or just change the sounds?
Thank you
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As you save a score with a certain font, it will reload with that font. If you start a new score you will need to change the font to the one you want, if you need it to be different. Each score should open using the font that you saved for it. Different fonts may have different instruments. Or better sounds.
In reply to As you save a score with a… by bobjp
Thanks. It's still just sticking to one sound font - whatever one was last on (on any score). But maybe I'm doing it wrong. Am I meant to do it from the synthesiser panel or can you explain step by step? thanks
In reply to Thanks. It's still just… by igo spekkyjarv…
OK, I didn't know you where using MU3. Still, you would initially load sounds into your score using the mixer. Thereafter, they should load automatically when you open the score. Assuming you saved the score.
Every instrument in both the fonts in your image will load into the mixer.
In reply to OK, I didn't know you where… by bobjp
Thanks
In reply to OK, I didn't know you where… by bobjp
It works perfectly but when I upload to MuseScore it does not use the sounds. Is there a way to solve this? Here is the score if you need it: https://musescore.com/user/44106767/scores/12413944/s/vPhSjW?share=copy…
The drum set also turns into some sort of really low piano strangely.
In reply to It works perfectly but when… by igo spekkyjarv…
In the current version of MuseScvore, not only are your sounds remembered for each score, but they are also automatically uploaded when you publish to musescore.com. With older versions, you unfortunately have to manage this yourself. But for the upload to musescore.com, that much is easy even in older version - just check the box to upload score audio when saving online.
In reply to In the current version of… by Marc Sabatella
thanks!