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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).

* [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 entire 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).

* [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 entire 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/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.

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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).
-* [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 entire 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).
+* [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 entire 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/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.