MuseScore 3 MasterClass: Complete Guide on How to Use MuseScore in 2020.

Learn first hand how to create professional quality sheet music and rehearsal audio tracks with MuseScore 3. This course was created in October 2020.

Learn from the ground up what it takes to master the free music notation software MuseScore 3 with this course, taught by Kyle Davies, long-time musician, pianist and composer.  Kyle has been teaching music for over 15 years as well as composing music for the past 3 years.

Many musicians have used MuseScore throughout the past decade.  Each new release of MuseScore includes additional features that help music teachers, music students, composers and songwriters capture their musical ideas onto professional quality sheet music.  This course covers how to use the most up-to-date version of MuseScore (version 3.5 as of this writing).

This course is a must-have for those wanting to save hours of trial and error by following a step-by-step guide on how to use MuseScore.

In this course you will learn:

• How to create and export professional quality sheet music with MuseScore

• The best way to add lyrics and text to your song

• How to create and export rehearsal tracks

• How to create palettes to streamline workflow

• MuseScore foundational lessons on score setup, note entry, measures, etc

• The most used shortcuts to speed up your sheet music creation process

• How to add dynamics, expression, and tempo markings

• Create lead sheets with chord symbols

  
  

This course is easy to follow with full live demos and walkthroughs of exactly what to do.  It progresses from beginner to advanced where you will dive into the robust tools that MuseScore has to offer.

Who this course is for:

• Musicians with a basic understanding of music theory 

• Composers and Songwriters who want to create professional music scores

• Music Teachers who are looking for a free music notation software solution for demonstrating musical concepts to students

• Music Students who are currently studying music and want to easily capture musical ideas onto MuseScore