Software Musescore Youtube

[kevgermany]

Musescore now have a YouTube channel. First video I came across was a quick overview of some of the enhancements in V3

View: https://youtu.be/oLDNQUiHI5k

 

[Ivan]

Musescore now have a YouTube channel. First video I came across was a quick overview of some of the enhancements in V3

Very helpful to how how to create a custom palette with my go-to items in it, thanks

 

[Hipparion]

That custom palette thing is promising, indeed.
I'll update to musescore 3.0 soon. 🙂

 

[mizmar]

Just thought I'd mention in case anyone finds it useful;

Musescore actually works quite nicely on a Chromebook, and even plays nicely with a USI pen.
I'm no expert, not arranging stuff etc; I just wanted some basic music note pad ability in the music room. So it seems it was this or notefly. Instructions here.

I like to have a little fiddle with a bit of technology, from time to time; and having picked up an end of line Lenovo duo, thought I try it out in my 10incher. Seems pretty good.

 

[Jimmymack]

Thanks, this is good to hear about, I just stumble about trying to make things work, maybe now I can become (semi)- competent.

 

[SaxBySW]

Thanks for this - good to know.

 

[saxyjt]

I just acquired a Chromebook. Black Friday offer for a 15.6' Acer with 4Gb RAM and 64Gb eMMC.

I already installed MuseScore, but I'll need to customize it like I did on my Mac re keyboard shortcuts to avoid confusion.

It looks like a great alternative as a personal computer knowing I use a windows PC for work and I currently still have an old (10 years old) Mac book air.

I've been curious about these for a very long time. I tried a beta version installed on a netbook years ago.

I'm sure that I'll get frustrated by some of it's limitations. But so far, so good.

 

[mizmar]

I'm sure that I'll get frustrated by some of it's limitations.

Well, tools for the job, innit. It's good to have choice and, IMHO, Chromebook does a good job as low powered browser-in-a-box with a little elbow room. It's not really tablet ready and the duo is a bit frustrating, but does it's job.

 

[saxyjt]

Actually, I discovered that my Chromebook also has a touchscreen. I had no idea... It makes it even more fun.

 

[mizmar]

Wait till you discover two, three and four finger swipes!

 

[saxyjt]

I've decided to return the model I purchased for a slightly better spec'ed one. Mine doesn't have a microsd card reader, has an entry level processor and is a bit on the low side regarding RAM and disk, so I'm going for the next model up with a better processor, twice the RAM, twice the disk size AND a microsd card reader. All for an extra 100€. I think it's worth it.

I guess I'm buying a couple of years extra...

 

[mizmar]

Well, tools for the job, innit. It's good to have choice and, IMHO, Chromebook does a good job as low powered browser-in-a-box with a little elbow room. It's not really tablet ready and the duo is a bit frustrating, but does it's job.

Just thought I'd note; I finally got so irritated by the Chromebook Tablet that I splurged on a Lenovo 12'' android tablet, pen and all. It's lovely in comparison; like the first day of spring.