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Oh I think my post is possibly misunderstood? I don't generate wav within MuseScore. I use MuseScore to generate Music XML. Then from that data I have a script
by gnulinux 5y ago
Oh I think my post is possibly misunderstood? I don't generate wav within MuseScore. I use MuseScore to generate Music XML. Then from that data I have a script that creates relatively more realistic sound using many soundfonts (I created a soundfonts for each of my violin strings, and for each articulation etc). So although the last operation is MIDI->wav I don't use the standard midi rendering. This way I can implement special logic for stuff like triple stops, quadruple stops, expressiveness etc.
EDIT: I use midi only to get samples from my sf2 files by using fluidSynth etc.
- chriskrycho 5y agoAh, no, sorry: I took your meaning; I was just talking on a related bunch of things your comment brought to mind! That’s a very interesting approach, though: doing it via script rather than hand-editing in a DAW.