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They do. It’s shitty. For a number of works, they don’t even have the rights.
by tgv 4y ago
They do. It’s shitty. For a number of works, they don’t even have the rights.
- skybrian 4y agoOften they don't, but sometimes they do. There are "official scores" that have very limited use - you can't do much outside the mobile apps. In particular, you can't edit them in Musescore, so you'll have to reenter them from scratch. So it seems like "having the rights" and "actually useful scores" don't intersect very well. Music publishers want to publish scores that you can't edit, which I find mostly useless since I usually want to adapt them. It seems doubtful that Musescore could fix this other than by helping users do technically illegal sharing, as they've done it.