Score in G sometimes plays in F (readers, test your own scores for this)
I have a piece written in the key of G using Musescore, and it usually plays correctly. However, one day I noticed that the actual sounds were in the key of F (because I was composing with the aid of a guitar, tuned with a tuner device). I restarted the program and it again played in G.
Yet it keeps happening now and then, and I can't predict when restarting will fix it and when it will not. I do not need absolute pitch while composing this piece, but I sure will need it when creating the MP3 file to market my composition.
Is this a bug?
Comments
You posted the same question three days ago:
https://musescore.org/en/node/379725
In reply to You posted the same question… by underquark
Yes. If Musescore is doing this, it just might be a bug in Musescore and the question properly also should be posted here. In that case, users can be warned and the programmers would be alerted if many others report that this is happening. They might not ever notice unless they test it as suggested in my title here.
In reply to Yes. If Musescore is doing… by yendor
The point that @underquark was making is that you should have edited the original post, rather than creating a new, duplicate post. The three dots button at the left from your post.
In reply to The point that @underquark… by TheHutch
I see no reason to do that. All the info is the same. Is there a rule about it?
In reply to I see no reason to do that… by yendor
No rule. But this post might get ignored by many. Have you gotten any useful information here? better to keep everything in one place.
In reply to I see no reason to do that… by yendor
Is there a rule about double-posting? No
Is it polite to double-post? Also no
[A few moments later] Oh, and this is so on all sorts of forums on any sort of topic.