24 Sep
2009
24 Sep
'09
2:34 p.m.
The main purpose of MuseScore is to produce printed scores. Using external
synthesizers is on the wish list but has low priority. The plan is to remove
the current alsa midi output and replace it with JACK midi.
MuseScore is a cross platform application available for Linux, Windows and Mac
which complicates things a little bit.
If alsa midi output does not work, you can export your score to midi and use
an external midiplayer/sequencer.
Am Donnerstag 24 September 2009 18:01:10 schrieben Sie:
Werner Schweer <ws(a)seh.de> writes:
MuseScore is still being developed.
I'm trying version 0.9.5 and I find it a really nice
application. Although I'm not that confindent with written music, I'm
willing to learn: and musescore has a great appeal in this regard.
However, I'm not able to connect it with external MIDI synthesizers. I
see alsa midi ports but nothing seems to pass through them (tried
with kmidimon). If I select to use the MIDI out in the preferences the
song won't start at all, while with the internal synth all is working
good.
Any hints on this problem?
Best regards,