New upload has horrendous, corrupted-like sound quality
I am new to uploading, but I posted this score so I could show it to my director, but the sound quality is bad on the website but the MuseScore 4 application sounds fine with it. If I could have some help, that would be good.
https://musescore.com/user/74664532/scores/13280254
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The score you provided was taken down for copyright reasons. Unfortunately, there is nothing we can do.
Assuming you still have the score, turn down the master volume until the volume peaks around 0 units. The master volume is found in the mixer (Press F10 if the mixer is not visible)
See step 3 from this video on how to adjust the master volume: https://youtu.be/OohUJsDD_1w?t=44
Hope this helps.
In reply to The score you provided was… by karolcpm
Thanks. The story is, I took a version for piano Hotel california by Elena Di Guardo on this website and transposed it down for low brass ( I play euphonium, I have been wanting to play the melody on this piece for a while). MS claims that I copied it from Alfred publishing group, which may be why the audio is corrupted (MuseScore might have corrupted it because they thought it was copyrighted). But you may be correct. I will use your advice. I gave credit to Elena in the description.
In reply to Thanks. The story is, I took… by iNeedy
Sound corruptions and copyright issue are surely not related
In reply to Sound corruptions and… by Jojo-Schmitz
Yes, but did I actually violate any copyright stuff by uploading that edit version?
In reply to Yes, but did I actually… by iNeedy
"Hotel California" from the Eagles is certainly copyrighted
In reply to Yes, but did I actually… by iNeedy
Seems
https://musescore.com/user/1842796/scores/7696946
got lucky for not yet having recieved a takedown request.
Or you(r score) got unlucky for having recieved one.
In reply to Thanks. The story is, I took… by iNeedy
Alfred publishing group simply does not want your score (and I'm sure others' scores) from being posted. If you are publishing the score while giving the appropriate credit (which you are), there is no fault on yours or MuseScore's part.
And as Jojo-Schmitz mentioned earlier, sound corruption and copyright are two completely unrelated problems.
In reply to Alfred publishing group… by karolcpm
This copyright breech is made more intresting by the fact that the Eagles in fact ripped off the tune of Hotel California from a Jethro Tull song called We Used to Know. The writer of the song, Ian Anderson, was such a gentleman that he didn't pursue it in the courts.