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Oh, right, I didn't think it might be an issue with sfizz... I'll give it a try with qsampler too, and if it works there I'll contact the sfizz guys. Thanks for the quick answer! (and apologies for misspelling your last name from time to time, I just noticed it's Willis and NOT Wellis as I thought ...

That said, I suspect some of the -KS scripts are broken That's quite possible. I never tested the KS scripts, as I prefer separate tracks per articulation. The sfizz developers are fairly responsive; try reporting this in their discord channel, or as an issue on GitHub. Be prepared to send an examp...

Hi Michael, not sure if I should be asking this here, another post, or another place entirely, but I thought I'd add this in response to this discussion as it's motivated by your efforts on the template. I've been working on a few other, more complex, symphonic pieces, and when I tried to follow the...

modusjonens wrote:The loop in #4 made me laugh, but in a good nostalgic way! These are great sounds.

Thanks for sharing!

A laughter is a good reaction, it was for a humoristic game after all!
Thanks for listening and glad you liked it!

I hadn't heard much of your work up to a few days ago, but I'm really impressed by your sounds! This was a great track too, and now I'm binging the others (SapereAude is amazing!)

This is lovely. The cello sound is not bad at all. There is something about it that sounds like a da gamba, maybe the steadiness of the pitch or the way the notes cut off. It's time to start hunting for a live cellist! :mrgreen: Finding one is one thing, convince them to play the piece a different ...

Really cool! Reminds me of the early Porcupine Tree albums, especially in terms of sound.

I have always thought MuseScore does a good job of rendering audio. And with a robust Platonic filter in place it's not hard to hear the composition through the recording. I agree with others that this is an effective piece. It has emotional impact, and I don't think it sounds cheesy. Thanks, I'm g...

The Serious music, great work! Nice clear melody! It's time to start hunting for a live cellist! :mrgreen: Finding one is one thing, convince them to play the piece a different thing altogether! :lol: Thanks for the kind words on the piece! https://tarisio.com/content/uploads/2018/03/Suggia_portrai...

I like to listen to my old music, even the stuff that I would never share online. The old open-air cassette tape recordings are full of playing errors and half-baked compositions, but also youthful bravado. When I listen to the old stuff I hear the song more than I hear the recording . (I call it l...

Hi, This sounds great, very well done! I'm very impressed at the sounds coming from the SF2 in MuseScore. I think your composition plays to the strengths of the sounds and doesn't try a lot of stuff that might show their limitations. Thanks! I was also quite surprised by the good quality of their d...

Have you tried Rosegarden? For all its faults it gets quite a lot right that others don't. I haven't tried with Rosegarden yet, but I'm not sure it would change. I asked on the MuseScore community forum , and about those crescendos/diminuendos they said that "by default MuseScore uses CC2 for these...

RE: the loss of MIDI data when importing into Ardour, I stumble into that as well. Have you tried loading it into Qtractor? Actually, dynamics weren't the only things missing IIRC, as I noticed some missing notes as well, but I haven't tried with Qtractor or other tools yet. I should first check if...

Very nice! What soundfonts / sample libraries you used to make it? Thanks! This was exported to audio directly from MuseScore: they support using different soundfonts and even SFZ files (you ca find more info here ), but I kept it simple and just used the soundfont MuseScore comes with out of the b...

folderol wrote:Very impressed with this. Instrument combination works well, and the piece as a whole is very expressive.

Thanks, this is very appreciated! I tried to use dynamics to make it a bit more expressive, and I feel I only half hit the mark, but it's good to know that in part this worked.