any ideas why i have no sound from Musescore?
i do have sound with other applications.
Musescore "sees" my Audiofire, the VU's are bouncing in the mixer...
Thank you!
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Change the buffer from 1024 to 4096. But more importantly, change Audio device to whatever you are actually using to hear. IE headphones or speakers. Not default.
In reply to Change the buffer from 1024… by bobjp
Thank you! In spite of the little arrow there are no other options but "system default" so it cannot be changed.
I do not know if that is the audiofire as wel, at midi it does say audiofire.
Why change the buffer, please?
In reply to In spite of the little arrow… by aeLiXihr
Try unchecking "Exclusive mode" In the computer sound settings for the Audiofire. Look up exclusive mode for your OS. There is a "how to.." for Windows sound problems in the how to section of support.
You don't need to change the buffer. But sometimes it helps.
In reply to Try unchecking "Exclusive… by bobjp
thanks but i am not sure what you are saying.
I am on UbuntuStudio, not on MSwindows. The Audiofire12 is my external soundcard and i wish to use that since it is routed to the amp and speakers.
Normaly with other applications (firefox mediaplayers, ardour, ...) i do have sound. So i presume the AF12 is setup correctly. Also with the mixer showing in Musescore [f10] the VUmeters(in musescore) are bouncing, but not on the Audiofire.
In reply to thanks but i am not sure… by aeLiXihr
And in notation software an external audio device can be the problem. Normal computer trouble shooting would be to disconnect everything. If sound works in MU4 then you can add things until it doesn't work. Many people have gotten sound to work by turning off exclusive mode. I'll do a little Googling.
In reply to And in notation software an… by bobjp
(edit;) thanks, i used to have sound on the same setup