Muse Drumline, created in partnership with The Blue Devils, brings you a powerhouse library of world class drumline. Bass drums, snares, tenors and cymbals, with multiple drum type and tool/mallet choices, recorded in a pro studio and painstakingly crafted for use within MuseScore Studio. Muse Drumline brings a realistic, thunderous sound and incredible ease of use through the Muse Sounds specific features found in MuseScore Studio.
Marching drumline, recorded by The Blue Devils
Muse Drumline, created in partnership with The Blue Devils, brings you a powerhouse library of world class drumline. Bass drums, snares, tenors and cymbals, with multiple drum type and tool/mallet choices, recorded in a pro studio and painstakingly crafted for use within MuseScore Studio. Muse Drumline brings a realistic, thunderous sound and incredible ease of use through the Muse Sounds specific features found in MuseScore Studio.
Muse Drumline, created in partnership with The Blue Devils, brings you a powerhouse library of world class drumline. Bass drums, snares, tenors and cymbals, with multiple drum type and tool/mallet choices, recorded in a pro studio and painstakingly crafted for use within MuseScore Studio. Muse Drumline brings a realistic, thunderous sound and incredible ease of use through the Muse Sounds specific features found in MuseScore Studio.
Marching drumline, recorded by The Blue Devils
Muse Drumline, created in partnership with The Blue Devils, brings you a powerhouse library of world class drumline. Bass drums, snares, tenors and cymbals, with multiple drum type and tool/mallet choices, recorded in a pro studio and painstakingly crafted for use within MuseScore Studio. Muse Drumline brings a realistic, thunderous sound and incredible ease of use through the Muse Sounds specific features found in MuseScore Studio.
Muse Drumline is a realistic marching drumline library, created in partnership with the world-renowned Blue Devils. This library contains the staple instruments of the marching batterie: snares, multi-tenors, tonal bass drums, and marching cymbals. Included in this Muse Sounds pack is a treasure trove of playing techniques, sound modifications, and implement choices.
Dynamic buzz roll and press stroke samples are easily added to the score using the buzz tremolo symbol. Accents and marcatos are boosted for more accent/tap differentiation. You can switch between a single player or flip to the ensemble for each line, and easily switch between tools such as sticks, brushes, dreadlocks, rubber beads, hard mallets, soft mallets, and hot rods. Additionally, the library includes different playing zones and snare drum samples with both wires on and off. "Show Style Tenors" are also available, as well as an array of useful small percussion sounds such as stick hits, agogos, cowbells, ribbon crashers, harness hits, and more.
We hope you enjoy this fun and bombastic library and look forward to hearing some incredible beats!
What Muse Drumline offers
Recorded by the Blue Devils
Solo and ensemble sections
Multiple playing tool and sticking choices
Huge array of playing styles and articulations
Snares, Bass Drums, Tenors and Cymbals
Bonus "Show Style" Tenors
What’s new
Continued balancing and pushing volumes to pre 1.1 levels
When using marching percussion cymbals and cycling through cymbal sounds, my CPU spikes and has a 1 second delay before hearing the sound. This didn't occur before.
Partner Response: Sorry about the CPU spikes and delay. Performance issues in MuseScore Studio are handled by the MuseScore team, so please post in the MuseScore Support forum (https://musescore.org/en/forum) or report the bug on GitHub (https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues). Bug reporting guidance: https://musescore.org/en/node/309537
1.1.1
See title; quads are in a pretty good spot, but the unison hits on the bass drums don't have the same "oomph" (as one other reviewer put it) as they used to even with accents, as much as I do like being able to hear splits without unisons completely overpowering the rest of the ensemble.
The snares have sounded really weak since the previous patch on every dynamic below ff, and now accents are barely noticeable in playback. Shots are also quieter than unaccented hits in that dynamic range now for some reason?? Even at ff, they barely sound louder than regular hits.
Overall, it's still useable - leagues ahead of the disaster that the Muse Brass team keeps subjecting us to - but there's still improvements to be made.
1.1.0
Cymbals and tenor drums are well balanced now, but bass drums no longer have oomf and accents are merely suggestions. Snares sound kind of feathery on unaccented hits even at ff dynamics.
1.1.1
unaccented notes are a good volume now with this recent update.
(I'm still hoping for more than 5 basses though🙏🙏🙏)
1.0.0
The drumline sounds a lot weaker in the most recent update.
1.0.0
I love using this soundfont, I use this to transcribe percussion parts from HBCU's and i loved how powerful the Unison Drum Hit on the bass drum sounded, it mimicked the powerful hits from any hbcu band percussion, as well as the snare. Unfortunately, due to a recent update, the bass drum just sounds so bland now, it doesn't have that same punch it used to have unaccented or accented. The snare is also messed up too, the accents dont really dont sound liked accented notes anymore. I just really hope theres a way to change it back to make it sound like that again or if they bring out another update to fix it.
1.0.0
Please add a full 10 Marching Bass line instead of just 5, it would be nice to have it just like how it used to be with the options of 10 Basses, especially with the great sound! Very satisfied with the sounds of the drumline tho!
0.9.16
Looking forward to an update with 10 Bass Drums!
0.9.16
1.1.3
The instruments sound distorted, and the differences in accentuation are lost due to the varying dynamics.
