Releases: musescore/MuseScore
Releases · musescore/MuseScore
MuseScore 3.4
January 24, 2020
New
- Apply palette elements with a single click if there is a selection in the score
- Allow dragging notes horizontally
- Slurs, hairpins and other elements can be edited after single click
- Add middle adjustment handle for beams, for moving whole beam vertically
Improvements
- Double click is not needed to reach edit mode anymore
- Introduce section break properties, bend properties in the Inspector
- Allow access to several properties window in the Inspector
- Name of the newly created custom palette can be specified
- Accessibility: improve speech for elements with spanners
- Embed Tremolo Bar editor to the inspector
Fixes
- "Don't play trill" option silenced the note playback
- Slurs on small staves were displaced in some cases
- Barline handles were drawn incorrectly after dragging one
- Strings in the Part dialogue were ambiguous
- Y Offset value of fretboards didn't restore after undoing the values being changed from Edit Mode
- Replacing a note with an accidental left the accidental on the new note
- Adding Intervals (above/below) didn't take into consideration the accidental toggle state
- Multiple chord symbols attached to same note didn't copy as part of the range
- Strings in fret diagrams without "X" or "O" displayed as "?" on Linux
- MuseScore crashed when changing a triplet's rest's duration
- Images attached to rests weren't imported from MuseScore 2
- Tremolo Bar dialog had multiple UX issues
- AppImage: system printers weren't available in the print dialog
More information is available in the release announcement https://musescore.org/en/3.4
Important note!
Revision number (in mscore/revision.h) is incorrect in the assets automatically generated by GitHub. Use MuseScore-3.4.0.zip instead.MuseScore 3.4 Release Candidate
January 18, 2020
New
- Add middle adjustment handle for beams, for moving whole beam vertically
- Add command-line option for transposing scores
Improvements
- Embed Tremolo Bar editor to the inspector
Fixes
- MuseScore crashed when changing the duration of a triplet's rest
- Images attached to rests weren't imported from MuseScore 2
- Tremolo Bar dialog had multiple UX issues
- AppImage: system printers weren't available in the print dialog
More information is available in the release announcement https://musescore.org/en/3.4rc
Important note!
Revision number (in mscore/revision.h) is incorrect in the assets automatically generated by GitHub. Use MuseScore-3.4.0-RC.zip instead.MuseScore 3.4 Beta
December 26, 2019
New
- Apply palette elements with a single click if there is a selection in the score
- Allow dragging notes horizontally
- Slurs, hairpins and other elements can be edited after a single click
Improvements
- Double click is not needed to reach edit mode anymore
- Introduce bend properties in the Inspector
- Name of the newly created custom palette can be specified
- Accessibility: improve speech for elements with spanners
Fixes
- "Don't play trill" option silenced the note playback
- Slurs on small staves were displaced in some cases
- Barline handles were drawn incorrectly after dragging one
- Strings in the Part dialogue were ambiguous
- Y Offset value of fretboards didn't restore after undoing the values being changed from Edit Mode
- Replacing a note with an accidental left the accidental on the new note
- Adding Intervals (above/below) didn't take into consideration the accidental toggle state
- Multiple chord symbols attached to same note didn't copy as part of the range
- Strings in fret diagrams without "X" or "O" displayed as "?" on Linux
More information is available in the release announcement https://musescore.org/en/3.4beta
Important note!
Revision number (in mscore/revision.h) is incorrect in the assets automatically generated by GitHub. Use MuseScore-3.4.0-Beta.zip instead.Musescore 3.3.4
December 4, 2019
Fixes
- Palette names were scrambled and nearly impossible to read (Windows 7)
- Scale of palette was incorrect for high and low DPI displays
- Courtesy accidentals disappeared after an octave change using Ctrl(Cmd)+Up/Down
- Crash reports could not be sent
More information is available in the release announcement https://musescore.org/en/3.3.4
Important note!
Revision number (in mscore/revision.h) is incorrect in the assets automatically generated by GitHub. Use MuseScore-3.3.4.zip instead.Musescore 3.3.3
November 26, 2019
Improvements
- Tie button behaves as a toggle now
- Enable changing notes duration if selecting note stem, hook or a range
- Visual improvements for palettes
- Mark notes that are out of instrument range with red or yellow color even when they are selected
- Save Online is now fully synchronised with the musescore.com upload page
Fixes
- Export Pdf on Mac with Muse Jazz Text was garbled and unreadable if no printers were setup on a machine
- Entering notes with mouse failed in Italian TAB
- Scoreview jumped back to start of score during note input on (auto)save
- Sticking could not be copy-pasted
- Extensions could not be installed on macOS Catalina
More information is available in the release announcement https://musescore.org/en/3.3.3
Important note!
Revision number (in mscore/revision.h) is incorrect in the assets automatically generated by GitHub. Use MuseScore-3.3.3.zip instead.Musescore 3.3.2
November 14, 2019
Fixes
- MuseScore crashed on startup in some cases on Windows 7
- "Save online" failed in some cases
- Palettes were incorrectly placed when using multiple HighDPI monitors and scaling
- Palettes disappeared on Ubuntu 18.04 in some cases
More information is available in the release announcement https://musescore.org/en/3.3.2
Important note!
Revision number (in mscore/revision.h) is incorrect in the assets automatically generated by GitHub. Use MuseScore-3.3.2.zip instead.MuseScore 3.3.1
November 13, 2019
Fixes
- MuseScore crashed on startup in some cases on Windows 7
- Palettes were incorrectly placed when using multiple HighDPI monitors and scaling
- Palettes disappeared on Ubuntu 18.04 in some cases
More information is available in the release announcement https://musescore.org/en/3.3.1
Important note!
Revision number (in mscore/revision.h) is incorrect in the assets automatically generated by GitHub. Use MuseScore-3.3.1.zip instead.MuseScore 3.3
October 31, 2019
New
- Complete palettes redesign
- Note Input workflow improvements
- Native support for Roman numeral analysis and Nashville notation
Improvements
- Chord Symbol Formatting not only for MuseJazz has been supported
- Symbols can be attached to barlines
- Multiple improvements to the Plugin API
- Implement changing palette and palette cell properties on fly
- Current workspace is automatically saved on each action that changes the workspace
- Palettes and workspaces can be reset to the default state defined by the workspace you started customisations from
- Improve algorithm for determining start point for note input
- Move the viewport to show actual changes in the score if they are outside of the current view
Fixes
- NVDA screen reader didn't work
- Various MusicXML Import/Export fixes
- Various fixes for the playback of tied notes, muted voices and notes being edited in parts
- Sticking was not linked between score and parts
- The presence of fretboard diagrams prevented input of chord symbols in other staves
- Loop playback was set incorrectly in parts
- Shortcuts navigation across the palettes was broken
- Palettes and palette cells were not translated
- It was impossible to enter successive sticking elements
More information is available in the release announcement https://musescore.org/en/3.3
Important note!
Revision number (in mscore/revision.h) is incorrect in the assets automatically generated by GitHub. Use MuseScore-3.3.0.zip instead.MuseScore 3.3 Release Candidate 3
October 26, 2019
Improvements
- Improve algorithm for determining start point for note input
- Simplify and improve usability of the Note Input Workflow
- Move the viewport to show actual changes in the score if they are outside of the current view
Fixes
- Fix a couple of issues related to Roman Numerical Analysis
More information is available on https://musescore.org/en/3.3rc3
Important note!
Revision number (in mscore/revision.h) is incorrect in the assets automatically generated by GitHub. Use MuseScore-3.3.0-RC3.zip instead.MuseScore 3.3 Release Candidate 2
October 22, 2019
Improvements
- Current workspace is automatically saved on each action that changes the workspace
- Basic and Advanced workspaces are automatically marked as "edited" if you customise palettes or toolbars
- Palettes and workspaces can be reset to the default state defined by the workspace you started customisations from
- Add time delay when dragging palette elements to avoid occasional moving palette cells
Fixes
- It was impossible to use keyboard with palettes on macOS if any additional window appears while working with the palettes
- Filters (F6) for Lyrics and Chord Symbols were mixed up
- Unable to consequently insert symbols from a palette in text editing mode
- Lyrics Y offset in parts was lost on save/reload
- It was impossible to enter successive sticking elements
- MuseScore crashed when undoing adding an instrument in continuous view
- Delete confirmation appeared several times when deleting multiple cells
More information is available on https://musescore.org/en/3.3rc2