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Incorrect playback with through-stem tremolo chords | Musestrings
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Description
Issue type
Muse Sounds bug
Bug description
The playback behavior of through-stem tremolos with chords is incorrect with Musesound strings. Ideally, the desired result for chords with a through-stem tremolo is to play both notes with tremolo samples. Such is not the case right now with Musesound strings. The current result sounds like sustain samples playing tremolo-between-notes.
Steps to reproduce
- Open a new score with any of the string section (Violin (solo/section), Viola (solo/section), etc....)
- Ensure the sound assignment is Musesounds.
- Input chords.
- Place through-stem tremolo markings on the chords.
- Press play.
- Observe the result. It should be the chord played with tremolo samples. However, such is not the case with the current Musesounds.
Screenshots/Screen recordings
Here is the OBS studio recording documenting the playback behavior.
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/assets/171134512/8d7bd6d7-5fdc-44b4-802a-c98e2739d1c3
Here is the score to complete the documentation requirements. Though this issue is not on a score-by-score basis, I thought it best to include it in this report.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KhC1Tf60_xld9BfjA_KTt5btPLX2N6TJ/view?usp=sharing
MuseScore Version
Musescore Studio 4.3.1
Regression
No.
Operating system
Windows 11
Additional context
Works normally in Musescore Basic (ie the notes machine-gun together, not in an alternating fashion as one would expect with between-note tremolo). Behavior is only observed with all of Musestrings.
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