Getting Started

• Apr 2, 2025 - 02:02

This is probably a dumb question, but I downloaded MuseScore and don't even know how to open it to start writing a part for a flute. I have the piano accompaniment which shows what the flute will play, but I need to write out the flute solo part by itself.


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In reply to by bdale8010

In your first post, you say you have "downloaded MuseScore". Do I understand correctly that you have downloaded the MuseScore Studio program to your computer and installed it there?

The link that Jm6stringer provided describes how to use that program. For instance how to create a flute part, or how to add a flute to a score for piano.

In reply to by bdale8010

MuseScore is the notation application.

MuseHub is an auxiliary application. With it, you can download/install updates to MuseScore. And you can obtain MuseSounds: higher quality sounds for the instruments that MuseScore plays when it plays your score.

Its use for upgrading MuseScore is ... questionable, at best. Most of us run MuseHub to get new sounds and then exit it completely and never run it again unless we need to get more new sounds ... from MuseHub. (Sounds from elsewhere do not require it ... I think?)

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