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== Plugins == | == Plugins == | ||
The following plugins only affect the '''playback''' of the piece | 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]] | * [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]] | * [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 | * [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. | * [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. | * [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 | * [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]] | * [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]] | *[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 | * [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 | * [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... | ||