How to allow others to upload/download my song?
I need my students to be able to access my song sheet online. I tried to upload my musescore into google documents, but it will not take it. What else can I do?
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Share scores online
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/share-scores-online
In reply to Share scores online… by Shoichi
That is only if they log into musescore... I was hoping to have a way to share my own downloaded file of my music. So that I could easily have it available to them on my own website or a direct link... without them having to sign into Musescore. Or did I misunderstand this...
In reply to That is only if they log… by lmolin
also, why does Filmora, and Google docs not accept musescore files?
I have songs on YouTube, I would like to have a link on the video description that takes them straight to my songsheet for them to print., without them having to sign-in. Is this possible??
In reply to also, why does Filmora, and… by lmolin
Google certainly "accepts" MuseScore files - I store them in my Google Drive all the time. And I can add links in my Google Docs. If you were expecting some sort of software that would render the SMCZ file as a graphic, though, well, that's basically MuseScore, not Google Docs :-). They'd have to essentially re-implement MuseScore themselves to do that directly. Not quite sure what your actual goal is here, but if you want a graphic to display in a document, you can export that from MuseScore.
Store them in any cloud, like Dropbox, box.com, Overdrive, etc. and share that with your students
In reply to Store that.in any cloud,… by Jojo-Schmitz
Thank you. I will take your advice to someone who is better computer literate than I am to show me how. (because when I try to input to google docs it refuses my file type and yet my computer does not give me an option to save it in anyway that is acceptable there.)
In reply to Thank you. I will take your… by lmolin
In MuseScore, use menu item: File -> Export... and save as a pdf document. Then people not even running MuseScore can view such a score.
Google docs should handle it as well.
See:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/opensaveexportprint#export
and
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/file-formats#pdf
In reply to Thank you. I will take your… by lmolin
Not Google Docs but Google Drive. Docs is a word processor, it only handles things any word processor can. Google Drive is a general purpose file storage system. That's where you can share your score. Although as I mentioned, if you export your score as a graphic (PNG etc) then you can insert that into a Google Doc. But it won't be downloadable as a MuseScore file, just a picture to look at. Maybe that's enough?
In reply to Not Google Docs but Google… by Marc Sabatella
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!! I got it to work with google DRIVE. Awesome.
In reply to Store that.in any cloud,… by Jojo-Schmitz
Thank you Jojo. WIth google DRIVE I use the Dropbox now. Thanks!