Hey guys, I arranged a piece for C418's Alpha, which is in the Volume Beta Soundtrack for Minecraft, this was arranged for Chamber Strings. Also, the Sheet music seems a bit weird. This is my first time using Muse Score, so there are some things that I don't know, but I exported it from Sibelius 6 and it game me weird split staves and stuff, so if anyone can help me, please comment. Upon reviewing this years later, I feel obligated to finalise it and make it look better as I now have a much greater understanding of how these softwares work, and more importantly how violins can't play that low what was I thinking haha. If you see this, and I'm not really sure how musescore works, but there will be an update to it, not sure when, but soon for sure... Thank you to the people who supported it, even in such an unfinished state! If you see this, and I'm not really sure how musescore works, but there will be an update to it, not sure when, but soon for sure... Thank you to the people who supported it, even in such an unfinished state! It heard an arpeggio, and wrote the exact value. Musescore arpeggios currently can't have a modified tempo, and are there just to be there. This mis-translation happens from any midi file all the time. It won't play at the speed you want, but it will look right. Musescore wrote in the exact tempo changes. This toggles their visibility when the score is published on Musescore, or when printed. You can then write in rit. Any other questions, go ahead and ask! You can also join some groups that help out people new to Musescore, and the forum is great for learning too. I look forward to more! It heard an arpeggio, and wrote the exact value. Musescore arpeggios currently can't have a modified tempo, and are there just to be there. This mis-translation happens from any midi file all the time. It won't play at the speed you want, but it will look right. Musescore wrote in the exact tempo changes. This toggles their visibility when the score is published on Musescore, or when printed. You can then write in rit. Any other questions, go ahead and ask! You can also join some groups that help out people new to Musescore, and the forum is great for learning too. I look forward to more!
