MuseScore in 10 easy steps part 4: note entry with a MIDI keyboard

Here’s the fourth installment in the 10-part video tutorial series about free music notation program MuseScore. This tutorial covers note entry with a MIDI keyboard and looks at the basics of playing back your score. It took me a little longer than hoped to find time to make this one. I’m aiming for a quicker turn-around on the next few!

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About the Author: Katie

I love to simplify technology for music teachers. I help teachers from all around the world through the Midnight Music Community - an online professional development community where teachers can take online courses, ask questions and receive personalised help for the music tech goals.

2 Comments

Richard Goet March 25, 2010 at 1:39 am - Reply

Thanks for this useful tutorial.
Hopefully you will cover the drumset also !
What is the name of your opening tune ?
Thanks,
Richard, Holland
- katiesw1 March 25, 2010 at 11:25 am - Reply
  
  Hi Richard,
  Yes, I am thinking about including a drum parts tutorial in the series. Stay tuned…..The opening music is just a GarageBand loop – called “Swing City”.
  All the best,
  Katie