what musescore 4 STRINGS sounds like

[@jeanpierrecarpentier]

I have discovered the pleasures and benefits of MS a year and half and I will not let go of it. The greatest tool available for composers by now I think.

[@ethanhochberg4290]

Absolutely stunning and beautiful! Just a quick note from a conductor and performer's perspective, I think changing the meter to 2/2 would work better, as subdividing quarters throughout might get a little tough for the players. Obviously the tempo would stay the same as it's perfect as is. Is this published to musescore yet?

[@daweiimiku]

ah yea whoops, 2/2 flew over my head! and it isn't published on musescore (don't know how to haha haven't used musescore before still learning) 😄

[@uddalaksarkar3280]

@@daweiimiku As long as you have a musescore account, I believe you should be able to post it on the musescore website via the app directly

[@briandobbelaere3918]

Time signatures are relative to the feel of the music. Any conductor worth his salt would know to conduct this as cut time, but that time signature will also generally imply a faster tempo, even if just visually. I think it's fine as is in 4/4.

[@johnnytheyoungmaestro]

​​@@briandobbelaere3918I'm a conductor myself, and yeah, conducting this in cut time would be the only logical thing to do, as it would make sense for both the performers and the audience.

[@accie.]

all hail tantacrul and his amazing team that worked so hard to put this together.

[@daweiimiku]

they really the goats

[@klinebottle]

I can't believe how real this sounds. This is mind blowing.

[@ancientpiano]

holy smokes this is gorgeous

[@philipmcniel4908]

This is really making me look forward to getting a computer that will be able to run MuseScore 4! (I don't have to wait very long, either--the package should arrive early next week!) Subscribed:)

[@pieushchauhan9912]

This could fit in a lot of scenerios cyberpunk esque climax scene maybe end of a damp movie where the end is more sublime maybe a sad protagonist or a revelation protagonist maybe

[@scruffles13]

Would love to play this at my concert or some other day. Absolutely beautiful piece! I haven't published my strings work yet, but very soon I will be sharing some music too. I hope you to hear more compositions by you! Great work!

[@gondiulaurentiu3804]

Great job. It might be worth experimenting with cadences. The dominant major, which belongs to the harmonic minor and is very common in classical music, is too predictable. It can be replaced by the dominant natural minor or another similar chord.

[@joseroguezcomposer]

Great work! Congratulations!

[@dariasemikinacomposer]

Beautiful piece! Musescore sure sounds lovely, gotta explore it...

[@feloven]

this feels like a last goodbye im not gonna lie

[@alfieharries]

Lovely piece pal :)

[@nickpottermusic]

Musescore has become my go-to for string legatos. I'll export the stems and blend them with other string VST's in my DAW, but the Musescore sound is too good to eliminate from my final mix, especially for delicate and quiet sections.

[@CallMeCaleb-w2i]

SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESH this is good asf

[@ayacyte443]

This is cool, but honestly the note lengths could be halved. It makes more sense visually to me. I don't mean the speed, I just mean notate the half notes as quarter notes and the whole notes as half notes.

[@daweiimiku]

yea i should've made it in 2/2 which would've essentially done the same thing, whoops (looks nicer for slow long notes hehe)

[@Mythansar]

Great music man! Keep it up! 😊

[@BenRitter]

I liked this a lot.

[@viggen2252]

This sounded great! Only thing that kept nagging me was that the melodies sounded a bit to step wise at some parts, small tip to just add some more variation to the score by introducing some more larger intervalls like a 3rd or 5th, but totally just preference guided :D

[@Stoneeeeemo]

does it really sound like that, fresh from install? gotta leave finale behind after that!

[@daweiimiku]

you'll have to download the musesounds, but that's really easy to do from the launcher!

[@michaelboss616]

Which library is it?

[@Zoom_1012]

Impressive!!!

[@fernandojimenez5206]

It doesn't sound like that in my computer and I don't know why. I do have good ram and processor and installed the muse sound strings but they didn't sound this good. I even had to go back to version 3.6 bcs i was experiencing a lot of bugs

[@daweiimiku]

oh no! that's really unfortunate. are you sure you have chosen the musesounds playback? musesounds is quite buggy, or maybe musescore 4 is also quite buggy in general. hopefully they'll fix this overtime

[@bruceirving7080]

Very nice!

[@darkness8514]

Can you make a wind quartet?

[@daweiimiku]

can i? sure can! (perhaps)

[@darkness8514]

@@daweiimiku Thanks! Would love to hear that

[@darkness8514]

Good job!

[@giovannipierdomenico9514]

molto bello

[@thesinglemaestro]

I will create something better not to be an asshole but I love making music too and to have friendly competition 😊

[@lucacangelosi5514]

No offense but if I were to play this, my arm would probably fall off and I would quit before this ends.

[@TheSlowPianist]

It's four minutes! How do you survive playing a symphony?

[@nickpottermusic]

You should probably see a doctor about that.

[@frederickthegreat4801]

terrible harmony, all triads. learn some real harmony

[@mypianoschat9475]

Music is Art, and the Harmony sounds amazing!

[@fingerhorn4]

Agreed. This piece would not even pass secondary school Music Composition GCSE level. The top line wanders without any musical goal - it's aimless but might sound "impressive" to some ears. For a string player this is tedious in the extreme which is why one of the above comments refers to arms dropping off.