Question about "Master Effects"
Is it right to assume that the effects in the Synthesizer Master Effects are applied in series, i.e. Effect A --> Effect B?
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Is it right to assume that the effects in the Synthesizer Master Effects are applied in series, i.e. Effect A --> Effect B?
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Yes. See https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/blob/82a79cba6df220133ccdb68db28…
Would it be more accurate to call the "Synthesizer" panel "Virtual Instruments" or "Sounds"?
In reply to Would it be more accurate to by geetar
I don't think so. "Synthesizer" is the most accurate name I can think of, certainly more so than either of those.
In reply to I don't think so. by Isaac Weiss
Ah, but is a true synthesizer?
In reply to Ah, but is a true by geetar
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_synthesizer ?
In reply to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki by Isaac Weiss
IMV, it's more like a sampler than a synthesizer.
In reply to IMV, it's more like a sampler by geetar
I would assume the Fluid and Zerberus tabs could in isolation be called MuseScore's sampler, but do the Effects and Tuning fit with that?
In reply to IMV, it's more like a sampler by geetar
A sampler is a device that *records* samples. A device that plays back samples at specified pitches is normally considered a form of synthesizer - that term long ago stopped meaning only devices using additive etc.