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"as you say, it will be interesting to see what NotePerformer 4 brings to the table though this already works better than many in NP.
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"thank you artur for your time!"
"thank you very much david, no, I didn't try it with musescore 4 yet, it will need extra work to balance it, it's the bad thing about musessounds, yep they "sell it" as "you only write and play and that's all"... hmm I really don't think so, first of…"
"Wonderful, really enjoyed!"
"this piece is full of charm and deliciously orchestrated. I particularly like where the tinkly bells start to come in at 52" -- an absolutely delightful touch. Did you try this out with MuseScore 4 as well, out of curiosity?"
Hi everybody, happy new year!, I made this for christmas and it's for orchestra. What do you think? The orchestra is Noteperformer 3 (noteperformer 4 when???!!!!, can't wait hehe). I hope you enjoy it :)https
"Thanks David!, yes it sounds better than the noteperformer sounds but they are not equal responsive, NP still the best for notation just because it responds excelent, but yes, its sounds don't have the best audio quality, lacks of some frequencies…"
"A beautiful work, both in terms of the composition and the rendering. This certainly sounds more like a real orchestra than NotePerformer, especially in the strings, even if it does lack clarity from time to time. The new Musescore 4 even got itself…"
"Thanks for your comment Dane. I did the strings first then I started thinking in more instruments. Maybe it has an excess of mid/mid-low range activity, some strings are moving while in the same range I have chords in brass or woodwinds in that…"
"Yes, the articulations you've used sound most pleasant. Although if you'll allow me to be honest, the instrumentation sounds a bit muddy here and there...did you go straight into orchestral score (as opposed to starting with a short score / piano…"
I had a composition session in the new musescore 4 with its new free sounds, and it resulted in some orchestral sketch, I like their new sounds, they need more development tho, they are kinda buggy, unbalanced, I can't export in wav without…
"Thanks for listening, I appreciate your comment."
"Thanks again for your time, It's always good for me to review these techniques. Paper is the paper man, it never gets old. Definitely there's a tendency to want instant results with playback in the final score nowadays, I should use paper more...
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"Very interesting sonorities. I enjoyed it."
"And thanks for your reponse. I'll only make this remark as you mention being relatively new to orchestration. (Many who've been at it in one way or another for many years still find themselves new to it. Me for a start.) Doublings of any kind are…"
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