Ten ocarinas but all the same pitch
Pre-release version 2.1.0 (48f066c). There are (currently) ten ocarinas listed in four different pitches (and a couple of different octaves) but on closer inspection they all appear to be pitched in Perfect Unison.
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And it shouldn't be the case? Can you link to any document explaining how they should be pitched?
The ocarinas are set up here https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/blob/c51fa84817da537fba95cad863b…
http://www.littlegeese.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=24 regards the ocarina as a transposing instrument in the same sense as a Bb Clarinet is regarded as different to an A clarinet.
By this reckoning, the definition code for a Bb ocarina would be:
[Instrument id="bb-alto-ocarina"]
[longName]B♭ Alto Ocarina[/longName]
[shortName]B♭ A. Oc.[/shortName]
[description]B♭ Alto Ocarina[/description]
[musicXMLid]wind.flutes.ocarina[/musicXMLid]
[clef]G[/clef]
[barlineSpan]1[/barlineSpan]
[aPitchRange]58-72[/aPitchRange]
[pPitchRange]58-74[/pPitchRange]
[transposeDiatonic]-1[/transposeDiatonic]
[transposeChromatic]-2[/transposeChromatic]
[Channel]
[program value="79"/]
[/Channel]
[genre]ethnic[/genre]
[/Instrument]
(where the square brackets are replaced by their appropriate "greater-than" "less-than" symbols)