Instead, our plan is to gradually work through the project over the course of a few releases. It is not our intention to try and target all of these for MuseScore 4. Although this experience would be too limited for our existing users, it could be a useful option for those with simpler requirements and could provide a stepping stone that helps them gradually learn learn how the rest of the app works.įor any community members who are interested in getting involved, check out our GitHub project, which will soon be filled with tasks ranging from trivial to significant. This would function in way that could be compared to NoteFlight, Flat.io or Guitar Pro, which allows the user to enter notes on the score without the need of a 'note entry' mode. At the moment, MuseScore does a pretty good job of interpreting these files but there are still quite a few import and engraving issuesĪn option for a 'basic' note entry mode that provides a simpler (albeit slower) experience for beginners. Improved music XML and Guitar Pro import. Support for more extended techniques (of the Luciano Berio variety!)
This would include optional workspaces that are designed specifically for guitarists to find what they need. with improved default playbackĪn improved 'onboarding' experience for guitarists that helps them discover and set up a score (or tab) more easily. Improvements to features that allow guitarists to specify bends, tremolos, slides, etc. As a guitarist myself, I suspect that we can attract a far greater number of amateur and professional guitarists by focusing on some straight-forward improvements.Įngraving improvements to match best practice in guitar notation and tablature This announcement is to make you aware of a new initiative we're planning that will aim to improve the experience of guitarists in MuseScore (see the GitHub project here).
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