Black MIDI diagnosis might be faster now.Basic diagnosis has new warning that tells you if the file has extra data.Play without Render dialog finally looks acceptable now.You can now override all encoder arguments in video render.File types in dialog are now translatable.You can now drop a folder on UMP window to load first file in it.Playing something will now close all alerts (the things that appears when restarting renderer).NPS and overlapped notes in black MIDI diagnosis now shows graph when clicked.It's time for the moment you've requested It's still far from perfect, UMP will now at least attempt to play all MIDI events. It's time for the moment you've been waiting for Anything other than these 2 such as %,d are now treated as %s. Translators are encouraged to change all format specifiers to either %s or %1$s. Custom formatting in translations no longer works.Remember to make a backup if you plan to continue using old version of UMP as well. Config from UMP 1.0～1.5.x will be converted automatically. When I import the same MIDI file into MuseScore, however, and change the velocity of the notes to 80 through the inspector, it sounds excellent, see: (MP3).Įxporting this as MIDI (see Exported MIDI.mid) improves the quality significantly, but it still differs from what it sounds like in MuseScore, see: (MP3). The sound quality is very poor, even when using the original MuseScore soundfont this is what it sounds like: (MP3).
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In my MIDI player, I opened a MIDI file created in another software (see MIDI.mid). I downloaded MuseSource_General.sf2 (see ) and imported the SF2 soundfont into my MIDI synthesizer. I would like to use the piano soundfont of MuseScore to make my external MIDI files sound more realistic. This might be a bit off-topic, but since I couldn’t find a better place to post my question, I decided to ask here.
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