Comparison of MuseScore 4 sounds Vs Real orchestra.

In this video we compare these sounds in the excerpt of "Cleopatra" symphonic poem by G. W. Chadwick

[athishayjain.m.k]

really great comparision and musecore 4 is next level....

one thing everyone here should understand

the value of
"the knowledge of orchestrating the piece"

if u really master notating each and very finer details properly for instance

1. voicing of chords (harmony)
2.dynamics
3.articulations
4.RIGHT BALaNCE and automation

ANYONE CAN ACHIEVE THE SOUND ALMOST 95% to the real orchestra but the 5% is always almost hard to achiEve but 95/100 just by ur computer is pretty oosum and game changer... in anyones programming career

all d best for all the orchestraters and million thanks to the musecore 4 team
happy composing all
god bless

[bora]

They both sound amazing, great choice of music!

[timmcalpine]

Musescore is so good it cant possibly remain free ! Huhu

[sympho-cspt]

The english horn sounds different but they sound different in every orchestra. Interesting comparison, thank you !

[jonorgames]

Awesome video! Thanks! I'd comment that the real performance is much more blended and smooth so to speak. Excellent either way. Impressive MS4 sounds though (for free).

[Classical]

After listening to a couple of these comparisons, and after suffering years of aural and mental abuse at the hands of Finale, this may be the year I finally ditch Finale.

[magneticeagle]

There is a little bit of reverb missing in the MS version.

[fingerhorn]

Balance is well out between woodwind (far too loud) and other sections. Probably a bit too dry. But a decent effort. Still sounds a little bit artificial. You have to play orchestral samples with such infinite care to keep the illusion going.

[pedrohasallthepower]

Musescore 4/studio is pretty good but it poorly utilizes its high quality samples. It's like a bad musician using top-notch Stradivarius violin, it doesn't matter how good the sample is if the software behind it is lacking.