What "instrument" / soundfont of the percussion/drum is this?
I quoted "instrument" because I have absolute no idea where these percussion sounds come from.
I'm ignorant when it comes to music genres and specific instruments like these.
https://youtu.be/6tJ_vEqyXTQ
https://youtu.be/v4WsQsRgbls?t=22
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrOnGpXEYUE (Btw, what software does one sound autotuned like that at 1:23?)
*The reason I reference to this artist's because of the genre of music he makes which I'm not sure what it's called...
Is it possible to arrange/compose songs like this on MuseScore?
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I'm not great with this music genre but I do hear marimba on the first one and various drumsets. You can play around with the default drumset soundfonts; first video seems to have standard or jazz, second one seems to have an electric one if it's there, third one also electronic. Try testing the hi-hat sound for different drumsets as I think those are the easiest to differentiate from and to identify what you like. An arrangement doesn't always need exact playback; you might even like the subtle differences. Pretty sure you can arrange something like this with enough experimenting, though the lack of lyrics playback may be problematic (I've seen people use tenor sax as a general replacement). I also could not find the autotuned sound you described; there's just silence at 1:23 for a segue.
In reply to I'm not great with this… by Quinn Ouyang
Oh, so what I have to do is experiment with all kinds of soundfonts and alter the audio through editing?
I don't mean 1:23 specifically... I timestamped there so people can listen the part from the beginning.
In reply to Oh, so what I have to do is… by Haoto 2
Well if your aiming for accurate percussion I'm pretty sure MuseScore's drumsets can get pretty close; you'd be testing like a dozen or so but it's not very tedious. Seems to be a jazz set and an electronic set. About auto-tuning, I expect you'd have to do that outside of MuseScore with an audio app. Though if it's applied to one instrument/voice, then you'd probably have to edit that separately then combine it with the rest of the audio.
In reply to Well if your aiming for… by Quinn Ouyang
I've seen people singing directly to their mic and altering the tone of their singing through playing a synth/keyboard or whatever it's called.
In reply to I've seen people singing… by Haoto 2
Vocoder?
In reply to Vocoder? by Jojo-Schmitz
I just watched this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQSqtvfJlnI
And at 4:10, is it the Robot button? The one where singers can control their vocals manually live.
Though I'm looking for the functionality to be on the keyboard instead of the calibrators.
In reply to I just watched this video :… by Haoto 2
Yes, that's a vocoder
In reply to Yes, that's a vocoder by Jojo-Schmitz
Oh, great!
Does the keyboard on the vocoder do the same too?
In reply to Well if your aiming for… by Quinn Ouyang
Do you recommend any soundfonts for these type of genres?
Btw, is it uncommon for me to reach notes where MuseScore labels it red on any instruments even though it's been digitally pitched to sound natural when it's not possible with real instruments?
This sentence feels weird...