Thread: My current weaknesses... in composing

*nods, turns out i figured it out... although i will have to leave it to the clarinetists to perform a few measures worth with more expression... rather than the computerized values it hands out...

also...

for future references... a great piece that helped me learn various melodies was from Carl Maria von Weber's Clarinet Concerto No. 1 (i have yet to listen to his second one.)

Good to hear you worked it out

Originally Posted by EddieRUKiddingVarese

Good to hear you worked it out

I am not sure if i should say thank you or you are welcome... or politely bow... *politely bows.

Originally Posted by Majed Al Shamsi

Nice to hear you figured it out. MuseScore has a terrible sound library. I remember struggling with it myself, until someone in these very forums recommended I get Sibelius. I did. And I never looked back.
Finale is also another option, but both will set you back a few bucks. Totally worth it, though!

there are a few issues i have with sibelius... 1. it isn't linux compatable... 2. it is propietory...

i prefer free and open source... since my music is primarily free... same goes for the scores... *nods. currently working on a Wind Quartet... to level up my experience on the Clarinet. :3

if there is another one that meets my qualifications i would probably use it instead... (but since musescore meets everything other than it having terrible sound quality... i will use this... since i can over look it with my knowledge of scores.) :3