Is there a way to download the audio of the scores you create?
I have seen many people post audio scores using musescore, and I remember someone mentioning that you can actually get the audio file of the scores you created. How do you do this?
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Use the giant Download button on the right on musescore.com.
In reply to Use the giant Download button by Isaac Weiss
I'm talking about AUDIO, not the score.
In reply to I'm talking about AUDIO, not by Elwin
Right. Click the giant Download button and you'll see what I'm trying to tell you.
In reply to Right. Click the giant by Isaac Weiss
All that shows up is the traditional right-click menu.
In reply to All that shows up is the by Elwin
Not this? Note what's highlighted in blue in the dropdown menu.
In reply to Not this? Note what's by Isaac Weiss
I was able to make that appear when I hit the little roller in the middle.
In reply to Not this? Note what's by Isaac Weiss
Does MuseScore have a policy regarding copyrighted works posted on the web site?
If so, where can I read it?
If not, why?
In reply to Does MuseScore have a policy by MikeHalloran
https://musescore.com/legal/dmca
In reply to https://musescore.com/legal/d by [DELETED] 5
Thanks!
Or in musescore also it is able to export the file as mp3, wav, flac or ogg file. Do you mean something like this? (btw: if you choose the download button in musescore.com (sheet music) it is also able to save the file as mp3 file)
In reply to Or in musescore also it is by kuwitt
Oh, well, yeah. How do I do so?
In reply to Oh, well, yeah. How do I do by Elwin
In musescore: click in the menu on file, then click on export, then click beside files of type and choose the sound format
In reply to In musescore: click in the by kuwitt
Ugh, I don't have the correct export for MP3. Oh well. Thanks anyway.
In reply to Ugh, I don't have the correct by Elwin
??? What goes wrong when you try?
In reply to ??? What goes wrong when you by Marc Sabatella
I get the notification that "Musescore does not have its own converting system so they use the library of _____ files. Do you want to search for it?" I search for it, but can't find it.
In reply to I get the notification that by Elwin
@Elwin, MuseScore - 1.3 - does not support MP3 export directly
see: https://musescore.org/en/node/46631
In reply to I get the notification that by Elwin
See https://musescore.org/en/handbook/file-formats#audio, the mp3 section, it lists where you can get lame_enc.dll
In reply to See by Jojo-Schmitz
The L.A.M.E Consortium makes it available free but does not allow the Framework to be embedded or distributed. They require end users to download and install individually.
There are a number of other converters, Apple (iTunes, Logic, GarageBand QuickTime etc.) and MOTU (Digital Performer from 8.02 on) come to mind. There are many others. They write their own mp3 converters and do not use L.A.M.E.
In reply to The L.A.M.E Consortium makes by MikeHalloran
Sorry but that's completely wrong, even if the result is the same...
LAME is not a consortium. LAME is a free software library licensed under LGPL. However it implements technologies patented by the Fraunhofer Society and other companies. These patents makes it impossible to distribute LAME or any other mp3 based converters or players without the authorization, and so the payment of a license of these parties. So LAME doesn't "require users to download and install individually"... It's just forbidden to distribute a binary of an MP3 tool without paying a license. If one own such a license, and obey the license of LAME, then one can distribute LAME.
If the tools you mentioned ships an MP3 export feature then they pay royalties to Fraunhofer and friends, and it could be that some of them are using LAME under the hood since it's one of the best MP3 encoders out there.