supporting playback devices and Iranian instruments
It is necessary "musescore" supports the playback devices like "kontakt" and other instruments especially "traditional Iranian instruments".
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I searched for the kontakt but was only able to find references to it with no description. Can you describe it? How is it notated in a score? If it is pitched, does it use 1/4 tones as many Iranian instruments?
In reply to I searched for the kontakt… by mike320
Kontakt here refers to the sample made by Native Instruments https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_Instruments and not an actual instrument. It's not related to Iranian instruments at all. MuseScore 2.2 will enable MIDI out and so the ability to talk to Kontakt.
Regarding iranian instruments, which instruments exactly are you talking about?
In reply to Kontakt here refers to the… by [DELETED] 5
I talking about formal and main "Iranian instruments" like :Tar , Bass Tar , Setar , Santoor(all of series , bass , soprano and ...) , Ney (the main Iranian woodwind and it's different from Turkish or Arabian Ney and Iranian Ney has many pitch range , from F3 Ney , F#3 Ney ... to F4 Ney ) , Kamanche (alto, bass ,soprano) , Oud (Iranian Oud has 13 or 11 or 10 strings) , Robab , Ghanoon , Percussion group(Tombak or Zarb , Daf , Koozeh , ... )
In reply to I talking about formal and… by Behnam
i actually think these should be instruments implemented in already, along with other instruments which include the tanburs (afghan, iranian, turkish), ghaychaks (soprano, alto, bass), darbukas, bendirs, and a whole lot more.
In reply to I searched for the kontakt… by mike320
With a "GIGA formated "sample package ( that is prepare for some of Iranian instruments ) and use "Kontakt" in another app like Sibelius , I can play notes in Iranian instruments voices... but musescore supports tuning that is very useful for setting quarter tones. So if musescore will made supporting "Kontakt" there is no problem!