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What an interesting collection of music libraries you used for this piece. May I ask why you chose each one for each section?

If my family buy it to me, then can I use it forever in the same account?

Excuse me. Which instruments did you use?

they should put this music in an indoor drumline show

big fan of the virtual percussion, will say the two spocks on tenors are very similar in pitch, makes it hard to tell the difference between them

how did u get the vibraphone transcribe? im looking everywhere still not getting it

pretty close

apparently musescore cant fathom cleanlines

Musescore FIX 👏 THE 👏 DYNAMICS 👏

Damn this is insane…I’m in love

Best bass sounds on the market in my opinion! Sounds chunky with the right amount of beef in the unisons. I’m not mad at the tenors either. I like the difference in sound for solo tenor and tenor line from little tests I have done. I’m a fan of these muse sounds! The snares sounds are good as well. It does get dirty on faster rolls but that’s gotta be tough to get right. Trying to find a balance of cleanliness depending on what you are programming it to play is a hard task. The rolls could sound cleaner if the sample is a very tight snare sample but that same sample could sound too tight or even fake if it’s something like a quarter note. So if they are using the same sample for a quarter note and a fast triplet roll, the roll is going to sound dirty. I wonder if there would be a way to use very tight samples anytime the program recognizes that there are fast consecutive notes. Over all, this new drumline update is my favorite because it actually sounds real depending on what it’s playing! Well done Musescore and thanks for uploading this video @jay-ray

Sounds like Bounce house!

In B5 we trust

this brings a whole new meaning to "written dirt"

pretty accurate!!!

DID YOU GET VDL TO WORK???? It wont let me buy it??

Tom Rarick type groove at the beginning☠️

Is it just me or does the Musesounds drumline sound worse than its predecessor on ms3? I mean I can hear the improvements in the architecture but it just doesnt sound as nice overall to me

How do you get muescore 4 drumline?

I can’t get the buzz sound simply by adding the Z on the not. I have to tab it down to a different note head for that sound in Muscore3. Any idea how to make it this way?

Thank you for this wonderful information! (I have some examples to the new paid Muse Sound comparisons on my channel!)

How do you get the DB-90 sounding metronome? It's awesome.

It's so weird hearing Audrey in MDL 4

VDL I didn't hear anything

thank you!

I cant say I'm a huge fan of the musesounds version, the long triplet roll literally sounds dirty somehow, and this is just a personal preference, but I don't like low quad tuning, and the quads sound like they're playing on really cheap heads and the shot are really thin too. I do like how the basses sound though. I think each has their strengths. In my opinion, ms3 has the best quads, ms4 has the best basses, and vdl has the best snares.

Did you use Musescore for the VDL portion? If so, How did you get the Basses to actually play what was notated? Mine refuse to ;(

VDL dynamics sound great but for some reason I like musescore 3 sounds more maybe because that’s what im used to, also fire beats bro!

I'm gonna kind of go on a rant about MIDI a little too. VDL understands accents properly, but honestly I think it's too exaggerated, cause even though everything should be low unless accented (basically), it's almost too low, almost sounds like little feather taps, in a real situation it would pretty obviously be much louder. Or if I'm wrong, it's at least too quiet for MIDI, cause more times than not, this audio will be behind a band, and these are just too quiet to be realistic enough to use as a reference to play to when practicing. But, I am viewing it as though I was in a room with just a snare, so maybe I have a little high of an expectation of how loud it should be. The new MuseDrumline sounds like it's aware that accents should be more obvious, but it still uses dynamic markings to determine the sound of the whole measure, even if there are accents present in the measure. And the MuseDrumline still just has countless flaws lol. Crescendos are just a hot mess, tiny subject change, it's the same with the Spitfire sounds on Solo Trumpet, mp accent is tiny, and a mf accent is HUGE, it's ridiculous, so you can imagine that paired with a crescendo from mp to mf is awful. Obviously I'm expecting a LOT from MIDI, but one day I hope MIDI will get to the point that it just kinda sounds like a real recording (obviously I understand it's basically impossible to emulate the exact sound of the field, but you get what I mean), it's extremely helpful to play to at least for me, I mean we're already almost there, it just needs touch ups, cause the drumline sounds sound real enough now, another step we could take to get there is finally getting soundfonts (at least in MuseScore, idk of any applications that do have these) for instruments like Mellos, MARCHING Baritone Horns, and actual Contras or Sousa sounds instead of using the basic Tuba and French Horn sounds given. There's a long way to go, but honestly we're close enough, it'd be so nice to hear exactly what your show will sound and save some time on the field as a director.

i don't even like cymbals

What program is this?

What sound libraries did you use?

3:50 nah thats sick though ♥️😂

That totally bonkers cool bass one guy JRay is my goated tech 😎😎

3:44

How did you get the met

Who else is here because of that one short of the girl playing this on snare