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Electric Guitar SC Heavy and Lead plays A#2 distorted after playing E3.
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Since Dec 17, 2023.
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Description
Issue type
Muse Sounds bug
Bug description
When Muse Guitar Electric SC Heavy and Lead play an E3, playing an A#2 right after results in an undesirably distorted tone, different from how it is played by itself, or from a different preceding note. The tone clears up subsequently.
Steps to reproduce
- Open a score with two (2) Electric Guitar parts.
- Use MuseGuitar Electric SC Heavy, and Electric SC Lead on both parts of either order.
- Input the notes E3 and A#2 in any rhythmic value.
- Press Play.
- Notice that A#2 plays with a comparatively distorted sound upon attack.
Screenshots/Screen recordings
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/assets/102687285/6c442bfe-c4d2-403d-989b-a2eb5534a373
MuseScore Version
Musescore 4.2.0 Release Candidate
Regression
No.
Operating system
Windows 11
Additional context
It is not observed to occur in MS Basic, nor LP Heavy and Lead. It is also not affected if E is played after, only if it is played before. It also does not occur if those notes are between rests.
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