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Muse Sounds "Women" instrument stops at G4
Issue type
Muse Sounds bug
Bug description
The new "Women" instrument seems to be missing all samples above G4, making its range less than the "Altos" when it should be more.
Steps to reproduce
- New score, SATB Closed Score
- Enter a C major scale into top staff starting from middle C (C4) - C D E F G A B C
- Play
Result: playback does not include notes after the G
Screenshots/Screen recordings
Screen recording 2024-04-25 7.22.10 AM.webm
MuseScore Version
OS: Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm), Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore Studio version (64-bit): 4.3.0-241101558, revision: github-musescore-musescore-49f06da
Regression
No.
Operating system
Debian 12
Additional context
To be clear, this isn't about extreme ranges, this is about half the normal range simply being missing. I'm guessing it was meant to switch to soprano samples at that point but somehow those got left out?
I am unable to reproduce this. @sampleeditor is it likely that this was fixed, but the fix hasn't yet been pushed to production?
FWIW, my Muse Choir reports 0.3.14, and my Muse Sampler is 0.6.1.162 (these are current in Linux "Muse Sounds Manager"). This was originally noted by others on Discord as well when Muse Choir was updated a couple of weeks ago, but we were hoping it just needed the Muse Sampler 0.6 update to start working. That has proven not to be the case however, at least on Linux.
On Linux, logs are printed to the console when Muse Sounds Managers starts up. I assume this info is also recorded somewhere within the downloads folder but don’t know where.
EDIT: I also see it in the setting page of Muse Hub while updates are downloading.
@MarcSabatella I can't seem to duplicate this on my end, but what you're describing means that the sopranos are not sounding from g#4 and up. Does the same thing occur with the Men in the lower octave?
No, "Men" works just fine, range is G1 - C5. Also, Sopranos are fine, range is F3 - F6. Altos are fine, range is D3 - A5. Only Women seems messed up, range is only D3 - G4. I just tested on Windows and it's exactly the same, also using Muse Sampler 0.6.1.162 and Muse Choir 0.3.14 (as reported by Muse Hub Beta while updating choir and shown in C:\ProgramData\MuseHub\Logs\current.txt).
So, for those of you who cannot reproduce - is that on a different Muse Sampler, or a different Muse Choir, or a different OS (I have no way of testing macOS, but see the issue on both Windows and Linux)? I'll also check on Discord to see what the others who reported the same are using.
"Full choir" (just realized that's a thing too) has the same issue of not playing above G4.
OK, I got Muse Choir 0.3.14 (it should really be made easier to find the versions) Getting 0.3.14 now
And can confirm the issue on MuseSore 4.3.0 Beta (but also in 4.2.1) and Windows 11
I checked, and the other person on Discord who had reported this several weeks back is on Windows as well. Here is the Zendesk report he had filed then, using Muse Choir 0.3.12 - https://musehub.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/community/posts/17486903847965--Women-and-Full-Choir-Sounds-have-no-sound-above-G4
Strange that nothing is playing on "Full Choir" above G4 because the tenors are set to overlap to C5, just like in the "Men"
Still the case for Muse Choir 0.3.15 that just released, both on Windows and Linux (still Muse Sampler 0.6.1.162). G4 remains the top note for both Women and Full Choir.
I seem to be getting just a hint of A4 before it stops, like the A4 is there but can't be sustained for some reason(Windows 10):
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/assets/6530761/c12e3910-09bb-4696-bf2e-39814474bbf3
This appears fixed in Muse Choir 0.3.17. Oddly, this was pushed out to the release channel recently but not the beta channel. However, after removing Muse Choir and reinstalling, I did get 0.3.17 even on beta.
@MarcSabatella Did the Women and Full Choir end up working for you with 0.3.17?