MuseScore 2.1 Changelog:
- New note input modes allow you to play music on a MIDI keyboard in real time and have MuseScore transcribe both pitches and rhythms, either using the built-in metronome or your foot pedal to keep the tempo
- New input mode to allow entry of rhythm first, pitches later
- New command to rewrite rhythms to show beat divisions according to time signature rules
- New and improved commands to change duration of existing notes while in note input mode, including adding and removing augmentation dots
- Synthesizer improvements, including updates to the default SoundFont and better support for SFZ format
- Ability to upload audio to MuseScore.com along with your score, so others can hear your score with your chosen SoundFont or SFZ
- Improved historical tablature support, including lute bass strings
- When changing instruments mid-score (e.g., from flute to clarinet), the transposition is now handled correctly
- Improved selection controls, including the ability to select notes of the same pitch, duration, or notehead, and the ability to select or deselect all element types in the Selection Filter
- New command to swap selection with clipboard (simultaneously paste to and copy from the selected range)
- More controls: ability to reorder score tabs, customize pause length of breaths and caesuras, add/remove brackets on accidentals, set MP3 bitrate, add page breaks when creating albums, include fingering in tablature staves
- New and improved templates and instruments, including various marching bands and percussion ensembles, a general percussion staff, more standard clefs for basses, additional ethnic instruments
- UI improvements in Staff Properties, New Score Wizard, Edit Drumset, and other windows
Installation instructions:
You can download the AppImage from the link below: https://musescore.org/en/download
Then make the file executable from its context menu -> Properties window:
Finally run the file to start MuseScore 2.1:
