the program plays notes 2 semitones higher than the correct note
This afternoon, my Musescore program started doing something very strange: the audio plays notes that are two semitones higher than the correct note. For example, the score has a Db. If I hit that note (the notation reads "Db" at the bottom of the page as it should), I hear an Eb. If I hit Bb, I hear a C. And so forth. I checked a couple other of my scores, and they do the same thing. I even uninstalled the program and reinstalled it, but the problem persists.
I cut out all but the first four measures of one of these scores and attached it below.
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Comments
The Db in the score you have attached sounds correct to me, but this appears to be a full score, not just four measures - have you attached the right file?.
In reply to The Db in the score you have… by underquark
Hmm. Try this one.
In reply to Hmm. Try this one. by Kent Livezey
If it works on your machine, then something may be wrong with my laptop. Very strange.
In reply to If it works on your machine,… by Kent Livezey
Still sounds fine to me. What are you comparing the pitch with?
In reply to Still sounds fine to me… by underquark
My piano. All has worked well for 6 years now. Don't know what's up today.
In reply to My piano. All has worked… by Kent Livezey
My wife (who also plays) agrees with me, so I'm not going crazy. I have a Dexibell S7 Pro M, and the problem is evident on piano, organ, sax, etc voices. Very strange. Maybe it's my laptop. I'll try again tomorrow...
In reply to My wife (who also plays)… by Kent Livezey
Wow. I figured out the problem. Somehow, my piano is shifting all notes in all voices. I'll have to see if I made some global change. The wonders of digital pianos.
In reply to Wow. I figured out the… by Kent Livezey
I got it! The Transpose function is off somehow. I just put it +2 (2 semitones), and all is well. Geez.