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FloraC: Update

2026-05-12T11:52:45Z

Update

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	The following plugins only affect the ''playback'' of the piece—they do not do anything to the appearance of the score. Generally they have a "retune" button that retunes all or part of the piece to pitches computed from the score (so they do not work in real time—you have to retune again after any changes). This can be set to a keybind.		The following plugins only affect the ''playback'' of the piece—they do not do anything to the appearance of the score. Generally they have a "retune" button that retunes all or part of the piece to pitches computed from the score (so they do not work in real time—you have to retune again after any changes). This can be set to a keybind.

	Plugins listed as 4.x on their pages may not work past MuseScore 4.4 if they were not updated since then since MuseScore's Plugin API has changed. Such plugins are marked correctly here as "4.0–4.3". Plugins marked 4.''x'' work with the most recent version of MuseScore.		Plugins listed as 4.''x'' on their pages may not work past MuseScore 4.4 if they were not updated since then since MuseScore's Plugin API has changed. Such plugins are marked correctly here as "4.0–4.3". Plugins marked 4.''x'' work with the most recent version of MuseScore.

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	\| [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal EDO plugin]		\| [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal EDO plugin]
	\| euwbah et al.		\| euwbah et al.
	\| Retune + Transpose in almost any [[edo]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[~~alternative symbols for ups and downs~~ notation]]. Also see [https://github.com/FloraCanou/musescore-n-tet-plugins Flora Canou's fork], in which key signatures are ordered by fifths.		\| Retune + Transpose in almost any [[edo]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[Stein–Zimmermann–Gould notation]]. Also see [https://github.com/FloraCanou/musescore-n-tet-plugins Flora Canou's fork], in which key signatures are ordered by fifths.
	\| 3.4–3.6		\| 3.4–3.6
	Deprecated.		Deprecated.

FloraC: Misc. style improvements

2026-05-12T09:53:46Z

Misc. style improvements

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			{{Wikipedia}}

	'''MuseScore Studio''' (formerly MuseScore) is a free software music notation editor with playback. Its built-in capabilities are already somewhat friendly to xenharmonic music (it supports many accidental shapes natively, supports subsets of 72edo natively, and the tuning of any note can be changed for playback), and it can be made an even more powerful tool with plugins. The most commonly recommended plugins are Azure's XenKit for MuseScore 4 and euwbah's XenTuner for MuseScore 3.		'''MuseScore Studio''' (formerly MuseScore) is a free software music notation editor with playback. Its built-in capabilities are already somewhat friendly to xenharmonic music (it supports many accidental shapes natively, supports subsets of 72edo natively, and the tuning of any note can be changed for playback), and it can be made an even more powerful tool with plugins. The most commonly recommended plugins are Azure's XenKit for MuseScore 4 and euwbah's XenTuner for MuseScore 3.

	The following plugins only affect the '''playback''' of the ~~piece—they don't~~ do anything to the appearance of the score. Generally they have a "retune" button that retunes all or part of the piece to pitches computed from the score (so they do not work in real ~~time—you~~ have to retune again after any changes). This can be set to a keybind.		The following plugins only affect the ''playback'' of the piece—they do not do anything to the appearance of the score. Generally they have a "retune" button that retunes all or part of the piece to pitches computed from the score (so they do not work in real time—you have to retune again after any changes). This can be set to a keybind.

			Plugins listed as 4.x on their pages may not work past MuseScore 4.4 if they were not updated since then since MuseScore's Plugin API has changed. Such plugins are marked correctly here as "4.0–4.3". Plugins marked 4.''x'' work with the most recent version of MuseScore.

	Plugins listed as 4.x on their pages may not work past MuseScore 4.4 if they were not updated since then since MuseScore's Plugin API has changed. Such plugins are marked correctly here as "4.0-4.3". Plugins marked 4.x work with the most recent version of MuseScore.
	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	\|+		\|+
	!Plugin		! Plugin
	!Author		! Author
	!Description		! Description
	!Compatibility		! Compatibility
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/fifths-based-tuning Fifths-based tuning]		\| [https://musescore.org/en/project/fifths-based-tuning Fifths-based tuning]
	\|[[John Moriarty]]		\| [[John Moriarty]]
	\|As the name implies, you set the size of your "fifth" and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. Uses the MuseScore Tonal Pitch Class (tpc) enum, so it only supports the four "standard" accidentals: flat, sharp, double-flat, and double-sharp ~~(x)~~. Does not allow octave stretch - octaves are always 2/1.		\| As the name implies, you set the size of your [[perfect fifth]] and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. Uses the MuseScore Tonal Pitch Class (tpc) enum, so it only supports the four standard accidentals: flat, sharp, double-flat, and double-sharp. Does not allow octave stretch – octaves are always 2/1.
	\|Likely does not work in the current version		\| Likely does not work in the current version
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/porcupine-tunings Porcupine tunings]		\| [https://musescore.org/en/project/porcupine-tunings Porcupine tunings]
	\|[[John Moriarty]]		\| [[John Moriarty]]
	\|You set the size of the porcupine generator, and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. The natural notes are tuned to ~~porcupine~~[7]. The sharp and flat modify pitches by the chroma from that 7-note ~~MOS~~ scale. Same implementation as Fifths-based tuning above.		\| You set the size of the porcupine generator, and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. The natural notes are tuned to Porcupine[7]. The sharp and flat modify pitches by the chroma from that 7-note mos scale. Same implementation as Fifths-based tuning above.
	\|Likely does not work in the current version		\| Likely does not work in the current version
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner]		\| [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner]
	\|Gilbert Yammine		\| Gilbert Yammine
	\|Lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.		\| Lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.
	\|3.x		\| 3.''x''
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal EDO plugin]		\| [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal EDO plugin]
	\|euwbah et al.		\| euwbah et al.
	\|Retune + Transpose in almost any [[~~EDO~~]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]]. Also see [https://github.com/FloraCanou/musescore-n-tet-plugins Flora Canou's fork], in which key signatures are ordered by fifths.		\| Retune + Transpose in almost any [[edo]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]]. Also see [https://github.com/FloraCanou/musescore-n-tet-plugins Flora Canou's fork], in which key signatures are ordered by fifths.
	\|3.~~4-3~~.~~5(?)~~		\| 3.4–3.6
	Deprecated.		Deprecated.
	\|-		\|-
	\|euwbah's [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-xen-tuner XenTuner]		\| euwbah's [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-xen-tuner XenTuner]
	\|euwbah et al.		\| euwbah et al.
	\|Successor to euwbah's Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+. A MuseScore 3.6 plugin to give first-class support for microtonal/alternative notation systems. Uses external text files to store tuning information, which are imported via the plugin using system or staff text elements.		\| Successor to euwbah's Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+. A MuseScore 3.6 plugin to give first-class support for microtonal/alternative notation systems. Uses external text files to store tuning information, which are imported via the plugin using system or staff text elements.
	\|3.6		\| 3.6
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>]		\| [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>]
	\|[[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]]		\| [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]]
	\|~~retunes~~ to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[~~Orgone~~]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.		\| Retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.
	\|4.~~0-4~~.3		\| 4.0–4.3
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic]		\| [https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic]
	\|[[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]]		\| [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]]
	\|Retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|tetrave]] equivalence.		\| Retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|tetrave]] equivalence.
	\|4.~~0-4~~.3		\| 4.0–4.3
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/19-tet-tuning 19 TET Tuning]		\| [https://musescore.org/en/project/19-tet-tuning 19 TET Tuning]
	\|AVgLink		\| AVgLink
	\|Retunes to [[19edo]] using standard ~~circle~~ of fifths notation.		\| Retunes to [[19edo]] using standard chain-of-fifths notation.
	\|3.x		\| 3.''x''
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/quarter-tone-24-tet-tuning Quarter Tone (24 TET) Tuning]		\| [https://musescore.org/en/project/quarter-tone-24-tet-tuning Quarter Tone (24 TET) Tuning]
	\|AVgLink		\| AVgLink
	\|Retunes to [[24edo]] using quartertone accidentals.		\| Retunes to [[24edo]] using quartertone accidentals.
	\|3.x		\| 3.''x''
	\|-		\|-
	\|Keenan Pepper's [https://musescore.org/en/project/xentuner Xentuner]		\| Keenan Pepper's [https://musescore.org/en/project/xentuner Xentuner]
	\|[[Keenan Pepper]]		\| [[Keenan Pepper]]
	\|Attempts to address the shortcomings of (a) Accidental Tuner which doesn't allow naturals to be retuned, and (b) plugins such as "Fifths-based tuning" that allow retuning naturals but don't make use of the nice palette of accidental symbols. Works by creating a JSON file saying what the naturals should be, and how much each accidental should modify the pitch.		\| Attempts to address the shortcomings of (a) Accidental Tuner which doesn't allow naturals to be retuned, and (b) plugins such as "Fifths-based tuning" that allow retuning naturals but don't make use of the nice palette of accidental symbols. Works by creating a JSON file saying what the naturals should be, and how much each accidental should modify the pitch.
	\|4.x		\| 4.''x''
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://github.com/AzureDevs/XenKit XenKit]		\| [https://github.com/AzureDevs/XenKit XenKit]
	\|Azure		\| Azure
	\|Tunes HEJI accidentals and manages ups and downs/Wychnegradsky notation for edos. The most capable option for MuseScore 4.x.		\| Tunes HEJI accidentals and manages ups and downs/Wychnegradsky notation for edos. The most capable option for MuseScore 4.x.
	\|4.x		\| 4.''x''
	\|}		\|}
	*

	== External links ==		== External links ==

Hkm at 03:14, 15 March 2025

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	Deprecated.		Deprecated.
	\|-		\|-
	\|euwbah's[https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-xen-tuner XenTuner]		\|euwbah's [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-xen-tuner XenTuner]
	\|euwbah et al.		\|euwbah et al.
	\|Successor to euwbah's Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+. A MuseScore 3.6 plugin to give first-class support for microtonal/alternative notation systems. Uses external text files to store tuning information, which are imported via the plugin using system or staff text elements.		\|Successor to euwbah's Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+. A MuseScore 3.6 plugin to give first-class support for microtonal/alternative notation systems. Uses external text files to store tuning information, which are imported via the plugin using system or staff text elements.

Hkm: Fixed compatibility for plugins not complying with Qt 6

2025-03-15T03:14:01Z

Fixed compatibility for plugins not complying with Qt 6

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	The following plugins only affect the '''playback''' of the piece—they don't do anything to the appearance of the score. Generally they have a "retune" button that retunes all or part of the piece to pitches computed from the score (so they do not work in real time—you have to retune again after any changes). This can be set to a keybind.		The following plugins only affect the '''playback''' of the piece—they don't do anything to the appearance of the score. Generally they have a "retune" button that retunes all or part of the piece to pitches computed from the score (so they do not work in real time—you have to retune again after any changes). This can be set to a keybind.

	Plugins listed as 4.x on their pages may not work past MuseScore 4.4 if they were not updated since then since MuseScore's Plugin API has changed. Such plugins are marked as "4.0-?". Plugins marked 4.x work with the most recent version of MuseScore.		Plugins listed as 4.x on their pages may not work past MuseScore 4.4 if they were not updated since then since MuseScore's Plugin API has changed. Such plugins are marked correctly here as "4.0-4.3". Plugins marked 4.x work with the most recent version of MuseScore.
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	\|[[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]]		\|[[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]]
	\|retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.		\|retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.
	\|4.0-?		\|4.0-4.3
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic]		\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic]
	\|[[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]]		\|[[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]]
	\|Retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|tetrave]] equivalence.		\|Retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|tetrave]] equivalence.
	\|4.0-?		\|4.0-4.3
	\|-		\|-
	\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/19-tet-tuning 19 TET Tuning]		\|[https://musescore.org/en/project/19-tet-tuning 19 TET Tuning]

Hkm: spacing issue

2025-03-15T03:03:17Z

spacing issue

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	\|3.x		\|3.x
	\|-		\|-
	\|Keenan Pepper's		\|Keenan Pepper's [https://musescore.org/en/project/xentuner Xentuner]

	[https://musescore.org/en/project/xentuner Xentuner]
	\|[[Keenan Pepper]]		\|[[Keenan Pepper]]
	\|Attempts to address the shortcomings of (a) Accidental Tuner which doesn't allow naturals to be retuned, and (b) plugins such as "Fifths-based tuning" that allow retuning naturals but don't make use of the nice palette of accidental symbols. Works by creating a JSON file saying what the naturals should be, and how much each accidental should modify the pitch.		\|Attempts to address the shortcomings of (a) Accidental Tuner which doesn't allow naturals to be retuned, and (b) plugins such as "Fifths-based tuning" that allow retuning naturals but don't make use of the nice palette of accidental symbols. Works by creating a JSON file saying what the naturals should be, and how much each accidental should modify the pitch.

Hkm: Removed MicroModulator because GitHub page was 404'd, added XenKit

2025-03-15T03:00:24Z

Removed MicroModulator because GitHub page was 404'd, added XenKit

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-'''MuseScore''' is a free software music notation editor with playback. Its built-in capabilities are already somewhat friendly to xenharmonic music (it supports many accidental shapes natively, and the tuning of any note can be changed for playback), and it can be made an even more powerful tool with plugins.
+'''MuseScore Studio''' (formerly MuseScore) is a free software music notation editor with playback. Its built-in capabilities are already somewhat friendly to xenharmonic music (it supports many accidental shapes natively, supports subsets of 72edo natively, and the tuning of any note can be changed for playback), and it can be made an even more powerful tool with plugins. The most commonly recommended plugins are Azure's XenKit for MuseScore 4 and euwbah's XenTuner for MuseScore 3.
-== Plugins ==
+The following plugins only affect the '''playback''' of the piece&mdash;they don't do anything to the appearance of the score. Generally they have a "retune" button that retunes all or part of the piece to pitches computed from the score (so they do not work in real time&mdash;you have to retune again after any changes). This can be set to a keybind.
-* [https://musescore.org/en/project/fifths-based-tuning Fifths-based tuning] by [[John Moriarty]] &ndash; as the name implies, you set the size of your "fifth" and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. Uses the MuseScore Tonal Pitch Class (tpc) enum, so it only supports the four "standard" accidentals: flat, sharp, double-flat, and double-sharp (x). Does not allow octave stretch - octaves are always 2/1.
+Plugins listed as 4.x on their pages may not work past MuseScore 4.4 if they were not updated since then since MuseScore's Plugin API has changed. Such plugins are marked as "4.0-?". Plugins marked 4.x work with the most recent version of MuseScore.
-* [https://musescore.org/en/project/porcupine-tunings Porcupine tunings] by [[John Moriarty]] &ndash; you set the size of the porcupine generator, and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. The natural notes are tuned to porcupine[7]. The sharp and flat modify pitches by the chroma from that 7-note MOS scale. Same implementation as Fifths-based tuning above.
+{| class="wikitable sortable"
-* [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner] by Gilbert Yammine &ndash; lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.
+|+
-* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+] (deprecated) by euwbah et al. &ndash; Retune + Transpose in almost any [[EDO]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]].
+!Plugin
-** [https://github.com/FloraCanou/musescore-n-tet-plugins Flora Canou's fork], in which key signatures are ordered by fifths.
+!Author
-* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-xen-tuner Xen Tuner: Microtonal MuseScore Plugin Suite] by euwbah et al. &ndash; Successor to euwbah's Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+. A MuseScore 3.6 plugin to give first-class support for microtonal/alternative notation systems. Uses external text files to store tuning information, which are imported via the plugin using system or staff text elements.
+!Description
-* [https://musescore.org/en/project/micromodulator Micromodulator] by Hachem-H &ndash; (''4.x compatible'') MicroModulator is a plugin that allows the use of microtones. It efficiently adjusts the pitch of each note  based on its accidental.
+!Compatibility
-* [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>] by [[User:Ayceman|Alexandru Ianu]] &ndash; (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.
+|-
-*[https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic] by [[User:Ayceman|Alexandru Ianu]] &ndash; (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1|tetrave]] equivalence.
+|[https://musescore.org/en/project/fifths-based-tuning Fifths-based tuning]
-* [https://musescore.org/en/project/19-tet-tuning 19 TET Tuning] by AVgLink &ndash; retunes to [[19edo]] using standard circle of fifths notation.
+|[[John Moriarty]]
-* [https://musescore.org/en/project/quarter-tone-24-tet-tuning Quarter Tone (24 TET) Tuning] by AvgLink &ndash; retunes to [[24edo]] using quartertone accidentals.
+|As the name implies, you set the size of your "fifth" and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. Uses the MuseScore Tonal Pitch Class (tpc) enum, so it only supports the four "standard" accidentals: flat, sharp, double-flat, and double-sharp (x). Does not allow octave stretch - octaves are always 2/1.
-* [https://musescore.org/en/project/xentuner Xentuner] by [[Keenan Pepper]] attempts to address the shortcomings of (a) Accidental Tuner which doesn't allow naturals to be retuned, and (b) plugins such as "Fifths-based tuning" that allow retuning naturals but don't make use of the nice palette of accidental symbols. Works by creating a JSON file saying what the naturals should be, and how much each accidental should modify the pitch. GUI to come later...
+|Likely does not work in the current version
 == External links ==

ArrowHead294 at 18:10, 15 November 2024

2024-11-15T18:10:00Z

Fredg999: Add euwbah's new plugin and Flora Canou's fork of euwbah's previous plugin

2023-10-09T00:01:33Z

Add euwbah's new plugin and Flora Canou's fork of euwbah's previous plugin

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	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/porcupine-tunings Porcupine tunings] by [[John Moriarty]] - you set the size of the porcupine generator, and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. The natural notes are tuned to porcupine[7]. The sharp and flat modify pitches by the chroma from that 7-note MOS scale. Same implementation as Fifths-based tuning above.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/porcupine-tunings Porcupine tunings] by [[John Moriarty]] - you set the size of the porcupine generator, and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. The natural notes are tuned to porcupine[7]. The sharp and flat modify pitches by the chroma from that 7-note MOS scale. Same implementation as Fifths-based tuning above.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner] by Gilbert Yammine - lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner] by Gilbert Yammine - lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.
	* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+] by euwbah et al. - Retune + Transpose in almost any [[EDO]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]].		* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+] (deprecated) by euwbah et al. - Retune + Transpose in almost any [[EDO]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]].
			** [https://github.com/FloraCanou/musescore-n-tet-plugins Flora Canou's fork], in which key signatures are ordered by fifths.
			* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-xen-tuner Xen Tuner: Microtonal MuseScore Plugin Suite] by euwbah et al. - Successor to euwbah's Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+. A MuseScore 3.6 plugin to give first-class support for microtonal/alternative notation systems. Uses external text files to store tuning information, which are imported via the plugin using system or staff text elements.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/micromodulator Micromodulator] by Hachem-H - (''4.x compatible'') MicroModulator is a plugin that allows the use of microtones. It efficiently adjusts the pitch of each note based on its accidental.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/micromodulator Micromodulator] by Hachem-H - (''4.x compatible'') MicroModulator is a plugin that allows the use of microtones. It efficiently adjusts the pitch of each note based on its accidental.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.

Ayceman: version 4.x changes/additions

2023-07-05T18:40:59Z

version 4.x changes/additions

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	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner] by Gilbert Yammine - lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner] by Gilbert Yammine - lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.
	* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+] by euwbah et al. - Retune + Transpose in almost any [[EDO]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]].		* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+] by euwbah et al. - Retune + Transpose in almost any [[EDO]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]].
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/micromodulator Micromodulator] by Hachem-H - (''4.x compatible'') MicroModulator is a plugin that allows the use of microtones. It efficiently adjusts the pitch of each note based on its accidental.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|~~tetratave~~]] equivalence.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.
			*[https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|tetrave]] equivalence.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/19-tet-tuning 19 TET Tuning] by AVgLink - retunes to [[19edo]] using standard circle of fifths notation.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/19-tet-tuning 19 TET Tuning] by AVgLink - retunes to [[19edo]] using standard circle of fifths notation.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/quarter-tone-24-tet-tuning Quarter Tone (24 TET) Tuning] by AvgLink - retunes to [[24edo]] using quartertone accidentals.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/quarter-tone-24-tet-tuning Quarter Tone (24 TET) Tuning] by AvgLink - retunes to [[24edo]] using quartertone accidentals.

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Update link to MuseScore plugin

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	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/porcupine-tunings Porcupine tunings] by [[John Moriarty]] - you set the size of the porcupine generator, and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. The natural notes are tuned to porcupine[7]. The sharp and flat modify pitches by the chroma from that 7-note MOS scale. Same implementation as Fifths-based tuning above.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/porcupine-tunings Porcupine tunings] by [[John Moriarty]] - you set the size of the porcupine generator, and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. The natural notes are tuned to porcupine[7]. The sharp and flat modify pitches by the chroma from that 7-note MOS scale. Same implementation as Fifths-based tuning above.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner] by Gilbert Yammine - lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner] by Gilbert Yammine - lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.
	* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-n-~~tet~~-~~plugins n-EDO retuner~~ plugin] by euwbah et al. - ~~lets you set~~ any [[EDO]] ~~tuning~~. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]].		* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+] by euwbah et al. - Retune + Transpose in almost any [[EDO]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]].
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|tetratave]] equivalence.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|tetratave]] equivalence.

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	== Plugins ==		== Plugins ==
	The following plugins only affect the '''playback''' of the piece - they don't do anything to the appearance of the score. Generally they have a "retune" button that retunes all or part of the piece to pitches computed from the score (so they do not work in real time - you have to retune again after any changes).		The following plugins only affect the '''playback''' of the piece—they don't do anything to the appearance of the score. Generally they have a "retune" button that retunes all or part of the piece to pitches computed from the score (so they do not work in real time—you have to retune again after any changes).

	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/fifths-based-tuning Fifths-based tuning] by [[John Moriarty]] - as the name implies, you set the size of your "fifth" and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. Uses the MuseScore Tonal Pitch Class (tpc) enum, so it only supports the four "standard" accidentals: flat, sharp, double-flat, and double-sharp (x). Does not allow octave stretch - octaves are always 2/1.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/fifths-based-tuning Fifths-based tuning] by [[John Moriarty]] – as the name implies, you set the size of your "fifth" and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. Uses the MuseScore Tonal Pitch Class (tpc) enum, so it only supports the four "standard" accidentals: flat, sharp, double-flat, and double-sharp (x). Does not allow octave stretch - octaves are always 2/1.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/porcupine-tunings Porcupine tunings] by [[John Moriarty]] - you set the size of the porcupine generator, and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. The natural notes are tuned to porcupine[7]. The sharp and flat modify pitches by the chroma from that 7-note MOS scale. Same implementation as Fifths-based tuning above.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/porcupine-tunings Porcupine tunings] by [[John Moriarty]] – you set the size of the porcupine generator, and then it auto-tunes your score based on that. The natural notes are tuned to porcupine[7]. The sharp and flat modify pitches by the chroma from that 7-note MOS scale. Same implementation as Fifths-based tuning above.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner] by Gilbert Yammine - lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/accidental-tuner Accidental Tuner] by Gilbert Yammine – lets you define the amount by which any given accidental modifies a pitch, then you can retune all or part of the score automatically based on that. The seven naturals cannot be retuned.
	* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+] (deprecated) by euwbah et al. - Retune + Transpose in almost any [[EDO]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]].		* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-microtonal-edo-plugin Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+] (deprecated) by euwbah et al. – Retune + Transpose in almost any [[EDO]]. Supports microtonal accidentals in [[alternative symbols for ups and downs notation]].
	** [https://github.com/FloraCanou/musescore-n-tet-plugins Flora Canou's fork], in which key signatures are ordered by fifths.		** [https://github.com/FloraCanou/musescore-n-tet-plugins Flora Canou's fork], in which key signatures are ordered by fifths.
	* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-xen-tuner Xen Tuner: Microtonal MuseScore Plugin Suite] by euwbah et al. - Successor to euwbah's Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+. A MuseScore 3.6 plugin to give first-class support for microtonal/alternative notation systems. Uses external text files to store tuning information, which are imported via the plugin using system or staff text elements.		* [https://github.com/euwbah/musescore-xen-tuner Xen Tuner: Microtonal MuseScore Plugin Suite] by euwbah et al. – Successor to euwbah's Microtonal plugin for Musescore 3.4+. A MuseScore 3.6 plugin to give first-class support for microtonal/alternative notation systems. Uses external text files to store tuning information, which are imported via the plugin using system or staff text elements.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/micromodulator Micromodulator] by Hachem-H - (''4.x compatible'') MicroModulator is a plugin that allows the use of microtones. It efficiently adjusts the pitch of each note based on its accidental.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/micromodulator Micromodulator] by Hachem-H – (''4.x compatible'') MicroModulator is a plugin that allows the use of microtones. It efficiently adjusts the pitch of each note based on its accidental.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/11edo-orgone7-tuning <nowiki>11EDO Orgone[7] Tuning</nowiki>] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] – (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[11edo]] using naturals based on the 4L 3s [[smitonic]] scale ([[Orgone]] temperament), which is compatible with a standard piano layout for a retuned physical instrument.
	*[https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] - (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|tetrave]] equivalence.		*[https://musescore.org/en/project/27ed4-nelindic 27ED4 Nelindic] by [[User:Ayceman\|Alexandru Ianu]] – (''4.x compatible'') retunes to [[27ed4]] using naturals based on the 6L 1s nelindic scale. Properly scales with [[4/1\|tetrave]] equivalence.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/19-tet-tuning 19 TET Tuning] by AVgLink - retunes to [[19edo]] using standard circle of fifths notation.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/19-tet-tuning 19 TET Tuning] by AVgLink – retunes to [[19edo]] using standard circle of fifths notation.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/quarter-tone-24-tet-tuning Quarter Tone (24 TET) Tuning] by AvgLink - retunes to [[24edo]] using quartertone accidentals.		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/quarter-tone-24-tet-tuning Quarter Tone (24 TET) Tuning] by AvgLink – retunes to [[24edo]] using quartertone accidentals.
	* [https://musescore.org/en/project/xentuner Xentuner] by [[Keenan Pepper]] attempts to address the shortcomings of (a) Accidental Tuner which doesn't allow naturals to be retuned, and (b) plugins such as "Fifths-based tuning" that allow retuning naturals but don't make use of the nice palette of accidental symbols. Works by creating a JSON file saying what the naturals should be, and how much each accidental should modify the pitch. GUI to come later...		* [https://musescore.org/en/project/xentuner Xentuner] by [[Keenan Pepper]] attempts to address the shortcomings of (a) Accidental Tuner which doesn't allow naturals to be retuned, and (b) plugins such as "Fifths-based tuning" that allow retuning naturals but don't make use of the nice palette of accidental symbols. Works by creating a JSON file saying what the naturals should be, and how much each accidental should modify the pitch. GUI to come later...