Volume drop-off when synthesizer delay module (Zita1) is ON
Reported back in October 2015 at https://musescore.org/en/node/83911
Play the attached file. Make sure Zita1 delay is ON in "View > Synthesizer >Master Effects > Effect A." Adjust the master effects "Output" to "Mix" (say). Note the subjective volume level and the peak levels in the volume meter.
Now close the program, re-open it and play the same file again (without touching any settings). You should hear a definite drop-off in volume and the peak levels in the volume meter are lower. You can restore this volume by making any adjustment, no matter how small, to the master effects "Output."
Close and reopen the program, and play the file again. The volume is again lower, and, again, you have to adjust the master effects "Output" to restore it.
If you turn the Zita1 delay OFF and repeat the experiment, the problem disappears.
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Comments
This is on Windows 10 correct?
Actually the bug shows itself on Win 7 and Win 10. And on all versions of Musescore going back at least to the official 2.0.2 release.
See also: Higher default volume .
I can reproduce on Mac OSX but apparently there is no bug on Linux. So it's a mystery for the moment.
I can reproduce on Linux now, at least in VM.
My test score is My first score, full of C quarter notes.
If I play it on windows 8 with mscore -F, I got -30 in the synth. The same on MacOSX.
On Linux, I have -20.
If I play it without zita on windows, I got -20. On MacOSX -10.
On Linux -10.
Somehow the default volume, even without zita effect is lower on Linux than on Windows
And it should be fixed now !
Master e9c7791ba9
2.0.3 cb7e1baa0
I can confirm the fix in 2.0.3 official.
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.