Allow turning off low pass filter in Muse Sounds

[fernandomartin777]

Recently, in Musescore 4.7.3 a new feature was implemented allowing users to turn off low pass filter for the default soundfont. Please, allow us to turn off the low pass filter (or whatever similar thing that is used) in Muse Sounds, to have brighter audio. All Muse Sounds sound too dark in relation to soundfonts and other libraries.

[MarcSabatella]

As far as I know there is no such thing - to the ata the actual sound of the instruments as recorded. If you prefer to hear them brightened beyond their actual recorded sound, you can use an EQ effect - that's exactly the sort of the thing EQ was designed for.

[fernandomartin777]

As far as I know there is no such thing - to the ata the actual sound of the instruments as recorded. If you prefer to hear them brightened beyond their actual recorded sound, you can use an EQ effect - that's exactly the sort of the thing EQ was designed for.

Okay. You know the code and I don't. But what's strange is that when we type a note with the mouse it sounds really brigther, but when played it sounds darker. So it seems that the samples were recorded brigther somehow and something along the way made them sound darker.

[MarcSabatella]

No, I don't really know this part of the code. Just going off what I have heard and what I do know.

I do know sounds when you play a note individually go through different code paths than normal playback Especially for MuseSounds, where normal playback uses all sorts of context information not present during note input.

[fernandomartin777]

No, I don't really know this part of the code. Just going off what I have heard and what I do know.

I do know sounds when you play a note individually go through different code paths than normal playback Especially for MuseSounds, where normal playback uses all sorts of context information not present during note input.

Alright. So I'm leaving my idea here for others to analyze. Thanks.