In MS3 you could modify the velocity (or its pace of change) for a whole group of notes.

I am not sure that this is an improvement over MS3 from a user's perspective.

I have indeed not yet found out (and I presume SoundMountain hasn't either, hence his question for help) where I can 'change' the properties of that individual dynamic in a score to a higher or lower number, as I do in MS3. In MS4 I can only 'place' a dynamic (or a hairpin for that matter) (and position it above or below the staff, even flip it), which indeed affects the velocity, but with a certain standard number. Placement: Position on score, above or below staff. Use a higher number to make notes sound louder, use lower number to make notes sound softer. The following is a list of properties in the Dynamic section of the Inspector: But if not, we'll need to understand more about what's going wrong.Am I overlooking something that actually works already in MS4, despite not yet being descripted? If that works, we can worry about the desktop icon next. Try rebooting, then running again, not from a desktop icon, but from the Start menu. Or it might have crashed but still not fully terminated. So be sure you are using the correct icon: it should be purpose (not blue or white) and say MuseScore 4.Īs for why nothing happened when clicking the icon, it could be something went wrong with the icon, or it could be MuseScore was running already but in a place you couldn't see it, like on another display that is no longer connected. There is one for MuseScore 4, also one for MuseScore 3 unless you removed it, and if it's literally been five years, then you probably also have one for MuseScore 2 unless you removed that too.

So, be sure you are using the correct desktop icon. Next, you say you've been using a desktop icon for 5 years, but of course MuseScore 4 has only existed for a few months, so it would have been other icons you used before this year. To remove it, don't rely on third party programs, use the add/remove programs facility that comes with Windows.

Muse Hub, BTW, is the program you probably used to install MuseScore as well as Muse Sounds. OK, so it does seem that you haven't uninstalled Muse Hub, so we'll worry about that after we sort out the issue with MuseScore itself.

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