mp3 from musescore
How do I make a recording of my score? I am new to musescore. I can only save as a musescore file or an uncompressed musescore file? I need an explanation in simple language.
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Duplicate of https://musescore.org/en/node/271159, see reply given there
If you upload a "score" or song onto your file, you can download as a an mp3 file...
Problem it sounds different uploaded, since I think they use different sound fonts?
You need an mp3 encoder to export your score as a recording. Either download an encoder online (I recommend LAME encoder) or export it as a .wav file, which is what I do to upload recordings to my YouTube channel. You can even go one step further and convert your .wav file to mp3 via an online converter.
In reply to You need an mp3 encoder to… by [DELETED] 2873771
Or if you have MuseScore 2.2 (or later) on windows, simply go to File > Export and pick mp3 as the format. Now that the patents have expired, mp3 export is included by default.
In reply to Or if you have MuseScore 2.2… by jeetee
That score got created with a Mac...
However, answers have been given in https://musescore.org/en/node/271159
In reply to That score got created with… by Jojo-Schmitz
yes thank you. I wrote the same question twice and once uploading the score. I managed to download the other software and exported as an mp3 - did it with 3 other pieces. Thank you everyone.
Now, "all that having been said," I typically regard this sort of output as a very-convenient draft. These days, I ordinarily export a MIDI-file and bring it into a DAW – in my case, Logic Pro X. (And then, sometimes I set it up to reference the same SoundFonts file that MuseScore is pointing to, as a source for some but perhaps not all of the sounds.) I do think that MuseScore's built-in capabilities are very good – but you can do other things as well.
In reply to Now, "all that having been… by mrobinson
Thank you have a simple solution now. I needed a simple answer and I managed it.