Can't change SPECIFIC instrument sound. One big reason for me to use 4.1 over 3.6 was for VST but that doesn't even work so I'mma just use sf2 or sfz which is which is frankly way easier to use in 3.6. VST is very buggy, loaded Kontakt for a particular percussion instrument and there it always played the wrong sound, until it didn't? So I stuck with it but then it started playing the wrong sounds again. I had many problems but I'm just naming today's deal breakers. I really gave 4.1 a chance but was too buggy, irritating and frankly it pissed me off. Note if helps/relevant: I'm a Windows user and have a gaming PC, so no compromises in the performance factor. I'm worried I'll have to port my work to 3.6 midway if the bugs suddenly start showing up. ![]() I have just been commissioned to write for an orchestra so I haven't really had to use it until now. I'm curious, how has it been for you guys? Have you finished works on it and how was the process? What have the bugs been like? I know that 4.1 released about 2 months ago and they fixed a bunch of things. Too buggy, laggy, and weirdly heavy (I seriously missed MS3's ultra lightweightness). Unfortunately, when it released close to a year ago it was basically unusable for me at least. Naturally, I was super excited when I heard that 4 was releasing soon. MuseScore 3 itself was such a massive jump from 2. None of my clients could tell/care that I didn't write in Finale or Dorico. ![]() MuseScore 3.6 has been absolutely a perfect software for me to write basically any type of music for commissions. Used from when I was a composition student in college and now I continue to use it for professional gigs. Hey guys, long time MuseScore 3 user here.
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