It's not a wise thing to do. Having it on means that you'll catch incorrect notes as you are entering them MUCH more often.
That said, Edit / Preferences / Note input and uncheck any/all of "Play notes when editing", "Play chord when editing", and "Play chord symbol when editing"
Thanks, now when I'm doing this and someone watching TV I do not disturb anyone!
There also does not seem to be an easy volume up down, one has to fiddle with some controls.
On Windows, the keys for volume control also don't work. But I can still go to the icon in the System Tray, or to the Control Panel applet to change system volume. I don't know what the equivalent tools are on a Mac.
The feature works fine on Windows. But for MacOS users there are two issues:
1) MuseScore Evolution 3.7. Installation is challenging due to a lack of notarization and MacOS security quarantine.
2) Once installed there's an issue with MacOS sound devices, leaving MuseScore unable to play sound—but please note, the latter issue occurred independently long before the addition of this feature.
Thanks, on my Mac I have now found Prefernces - Note Input and untick 'Play notes when editing. Volume keys do not control volume of playback so must be done via the MuseScore controls. Thanks.
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It's not a wise thing to do. Having it on means that you'll catch incorrect notes as you are entering them MUCH more often.
That said, Edit / Preferences / Note input and uncheck any/all of "Play notes when editing", "Play chord when editing", and "Play chord symbol when editing"
In reply to It's not a wise thing to do… by TheHutch
Thanks, now when I'm doing this and someone watching TV I do not disturb anyone!
There also does not seem to be an easy volume up down, one has to fiddle with some controls.
In reply to Thanks, now when I'm doing… by happyhacker
The Windows (or Mac) volume controls would be what you'd want for that. But better still: use headphones/earbuds.
In reply to The Windows (or Mac) volume… by TheHutch
When MuseScore is used none of those controls on my Mac work. F9 - F12 have other MuseScore functions apparently. Thanks.
In reply to When MuseScore is used none… by happyhacker
On Windows, the keys for volume control also don't work. But I can still go to the icon in the System Tray, or to the Control Panel applet to change system volume. I don't know what the equivalent tools are on a Mac.
@happyhacker
You are not alone wishing for turning off "Sound during Note input"
On this topic:
• The issue was recently discussed here on .org
• That recent discussion reactivated a post from a few years back
• The feature was recently implemented in a Pull Request (PR) build of MuseScore Evolution 3.7.. But I don't know if the feature is part of the latest build, or just in the artifact of PR request. Maybe Jojo can chime in.
• a formal MuseScore 4 Github request was posted a was assigned just a couple hours ago to developers.
The feature works fine on Windows. But for MacOS users there are two issues:
1) MuseScore Evolution 3.7. Installation is challenging due to a lack of notarization and MacOS security quarantine.
2) Once installed there's an issue with MacOS sound devices, leaving MuseScore unable to play sound—but please note, the latter issue occurred independently long before the addition of this feature.
I don't know if it's smooth sailing on Linux.
scorster
In reply to You are not alone wishing… by scorster
Thanks, on my Mac I have now found Prefernces - Note Input and untick 'Play notes when editing. Volume keys do not control volume of playback so must be done via the MuseScore controls. Thanks.