I just added a few plugins to the master in the Musescore mixer. The reverb and master don't add much, but the main thing was the proEQ. Personally, I think the default Musescore sounds too "middy" (too many mid-range frequencies), so I used the Musescore proEQ to cut the lows/low mids and boost the highs. It technically isn't the "proper" way to do mixing, but it seemed to work alright. Hope this helps! :)
Of course! You can download a whole bunch of plugins by going to MuseHub and clicking the 'effects' tab. If you click 'get,' it should auto-install, and the next time you open MuseScore and go to the mixer, it'll show up there.
THE TRIFECTA IS COMPLETE!
amazing
Thanks!
what mods did u use on musecore to get those sounds?
I just added a few plugins to the master in the Musescore mixer. The reverb and master don't add much, but the main thing was the proEQ. Personally, I think the default Musescore sounds too "middy" (too many mid-range frequencies), so I used the Musescore proEQ to cut the lows/low mids and boost the highs. It technically isn't the "proper" way to do mixing, but it seemed to work alright. Hope this helps! :)
@@dankim291 Could you tell us how to install the plugin? I have an orchestral arrangement and I would like it to sound as beautiful as yours
Of course! You can download a whole bunch of plugins by going to MuseHub and clicking the 'effects' tab. If you click 'get,' it should auto-install, and the next time you open MuseScore and go to the mixer, it'll show up there.