Comment on MuseScore 4: Moving from notation software to composition softwareparentComments−mkl6yyou can import SVGThat sounded too amazing to be true, and doesn't seem to be. Typo? https://doricosoftware.com/import_and_export.html (imports MusicXML and MIDI)−TylerE6yNo, it's totally true:https://steinberg.help/dorico/v1/en/dorico/topics/engrave_mo...Here's a quick sample I just whipped up with the IETF logo.https://i.imgur.com/KON2dOm.pngNote how it's imported and used as true vector data - even when zoomed way in everything stays crisp - nothing is rasterized.−mkl6yOh, okay, it imports SVGs just as graphics elements? I was jumping to the conclusion it meant interpreting as notes that become an editable part of the score.−TylerE6yThere are custom editors for just about everything (note heads, playing techniques, lines...$
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That sounded too amazing to be true, and doesn't seem to be. Typo? https://doricosoftware.com/import_and_export.html (imports MusicXML and MIDI)
No, it's totally true:
https://steinberg.help/dorico/v1/en/dorico/topics/engrave_mo...
Here's a quick sample I just whipped up with the IETF logo.
https://i.imgur.com/KON2dOm.png
Note how it's imported and used as true vector data - even when zoomed way in everything stays crisp - nothing is rasterized.
Oh, okay, it imports SVGs just as graphics elements? I was jumping to the conclusion it meant interpreting as notes that become an editable part of the score.
There are custom editors for just about everything (note heads, playing techniques, lines...$