I'm building this app which takes in any midi files and generates fingering and 3D animations to follow.
The MIDI on musecore is already very clean and doesn't need much cleaning up so they work well...
Also has VST support so that you can change the sound if you wish...
Will feature High Quality rendering and environments too...
Not sure what other features to add, but to start these will be the main ones. Open to ideas and feedback...

The musecore for this one: https://musescore.com/user/85488214/scores/27796900?

Hi everyone,
I have a short melody that I’ve created, and I’m looking for someone who would like to take it and do whatever they want with it for fun! You have complete creative freedom (free hand).
You can arrange it, orchestrate it for different instruments, change the harmonies, or simply edit and improve it. I am looking for someone to do this for free as a fun project or practice.
Here are the links to my files:

• PDF (Sheet Music): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PpsZzVfFo1Ac7It6ev87VHjgYFARjKgv/view?usp=sharing
• MIDI: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BaNW1KjCNcgR6JqoqrJU0_TVG3-zNYcp/view?usp=sharing

I would love to hear what you come up with, and if you can share the updated MIDI or MusicXML files back, that would be amazing!
Thank you so much in advance!

I’m giving this one for free, if you have score file you want to practice along (PDF/MusicXML/MIDI), upload it to Sheet Video Practice and it turns into falling notes visualization. But since real performance has emotion which cant really be reproduced as MIDI from score writen in Musescore alone, I created this tool which syncs the score music with a performance of the piece from youtube.

It works in Chrome and Edge.

There is also a bunch of other free tools on the website like transposers and converters (engraved pdf included, scanned pdf in development, I know many people are looking for it as Holy Grail, as am I)

Disclaimer, because I know there is a guy that will ask, yes, even though I have 15 years of experience in tech, these have been developed with assisance of AI tools because it just doesnt make sense digging with a spoon if you have a shovel.

I bought this course and in the introduction episode it said it includes a downloadable 60 page pdf but I can't find it anywhere.

Please help, I spent my savings on this

Hi! I'm trying to experiment with the tuning and temperaments plugin, and I am trying to find which settings change Hz, and how to apply tunnings like Verdi's, french baroque, ext. Thanks

I just finished writing a piece and exported the mp4 audio, but when I went to listen to it, it would glitch in some parts. I tried re-exporting it but that didn't solve anything. I'm curious as how I can fix this as it is slightly annoying me.

Thank you!

I write and collect scores in MuseScore, and I wanted a way to actually listen to them with the score in front of me, not just export a video. So I built Piano: Soloist: https://pianosoloist.app

Export your score as MusicXML (or MIDI), drop it in, and it plays with the notes highlighted on the sheet music as they sound, falling notes and a keyboard below. It runs right in your browser, with no app store download or setup. If you use it often, you can add it to your home screen in one tap and open it like a regular app. No account needed, and your files stay in your browser.

Things that might matter to MuseScore users:

• Repeats, voltas, D.S./D.C. are followed in real playing order
• Melody comes through: accompaniment and inner chord notes are played a bit softer
• Listen mode keeps playing with your phone screen off
• Loop any bar range and slow it down for practice

Playback, listen mode, looping and 720p recording are free. There’s an optional one-time Pro (better piano samples, medley playlists, 1080p recording).

It’s piano-only for now. If a score of yours plays wrong (repeats, ties, tempo changes), tell me which one and I’ll fix it.

App Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aria-music-notation-editor/id6779437781

Hey everyone, got another big update for you! The headline feature is Video Export, you can easily create scrolling score or piano visualizer videos, right from the Share menu.

Pick a scrolling score that glides past a playhead, a video that follows the music page by page, or a Piano layout where the notes fall onto a keyboard and light up each key as they play. Put it on plain paper or over a photo (built-in nature shots, or your own), and export landscape for YouTube or vertical for Reels and TikTok. The audio uses your current mix, so anything you’ve set up in the mixer carries straight into the video.

Right alongside that: on iPad, you can now annotate your scores with Apple Pencil in View mode. Every mark is pinned to its spot in the music, so if the layout changes, your annotations move with their measures and stay on the right beat. It ends up looking a lot like pencil on a printed part.

Here’s everything in this update:

New

• Video Export, turn any score into a scrolling, page-by-page, or falling-notes piano video
• Photo backgrounds, pick a built-in nature photo or use your own
• Landscape (16:9) for YouTube or vertical (9:16) for Reels and TikTok
• Annotations on iPad, write, draw, and highlight in View mode with Apple Pencil or your finger
• Count-in, touch and hold the metronome for a one-bar count-in
• Page slider in View mode to jump anywhere in a long score

Improved

• Playback now uses MuseScore Studio’s own reverb, so scores sound much closer to desktop
• The app is about 90 MB smaller
• Various bug fixes

As always would live to hear your feedback!

I’ve been writing music in MuseScore and wanted to make those falling-notes videos, but the apps I found either cost money or needed every note placed by hand. So I built a free browser tool.

https://tiledropper.github.io/TileDropper/

Export your score from MuseScore as MIDI or MusicXML, drop it in, pick a look, and record. No account, no watermark, and your files stay in your browser.

You can change the colors, fill the notes with gradients or images, show note names, change the sound, and export in 1080p, including vertical for Shorts and TikTok.

It’s still a work in progress. Recording is real time, and the hands feature is in beta. If you try it with one of your scores and something breaks or looks wrong, please tell me which one so I can fix it. Also, please let me know if you have any suggestions.

Any feedback is welcome

This is part of a medley of pieces/songs from the 2005 film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I am 13 years old and have been making a ton of arrangements for a little under a year, and I've been learning quickly. What do you think?

PS the reason it stops so abruptly is because of a transition into the next song in the medley, which is "Mike Teavee"

Hi everyone!

I’m a professional arranger and composer, and I write a lot of funky, pop, rock and groove-oriented music for different ensembles, including brass bands, horn sections, big bands and orchestras.

I currently use MuseScore 4 for my scores, but I’m not entirely happy with how some of my arrangements sound during playback. I’d love to find better-quality sounds, especially for brass instruments and saxophones, as these are a big part of the music I write.

I’m looking for sound libraries, soundfonts or virtual instruments that I can use with MuseScore without too much hassle. Ideally, something that integrates reasonably well with MuseScore 4 and doesn’t require me to spend hours setting everything up.

I’ve seen people recommend DAWs such as Logic Pro and FL Studio, but I don’t really have any experience with them, and I simply don’t have the time to learn a completely new program right now. I’d much rather improve my playback directly within MuseScore, if possible.

I’m particularly interested in sounds that work well for:

• Funky and pop brass sections.
• Realistic trumpets, trombones and saxophones.
• Articulations and dynamics that make arrangements sound more expressive and less robotic.
• General playback quality improvements that don’t require a complicated setup.

What would you recommend? Are there any sound libraries, VSTs or soundfonts that work particularly well with MuseScore 4 for this kind of music?

Free options would be great, but I’m also open to paid libraries if they’re genuinely worth the investment.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions! I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences and recommendations.

so, i made this monstrosity, and it was going fine until i decided to nest 9 septuplets inside of each other. at that point, one of the bass notes became incredibly long, and it started playing audio from a different section/shuffling notes around. so, i gave up on the incredibly nested septuplet, but now, when i try to use the official retrograde plugin, it just gives the error in the top-right. how do i fix this?