fluidr3mono-gm-soundfont: the old soundfont shipped with MuseScore 2.0 (antecessor of MuseScore_General), use only if resources are very tight or you need it.

musescore-general-soundfont-lossless: the MuseScore_General HQ soundfont in uncompressed SF2 format: takes up a lot more space on your hard disc, but offers the highest sound quality and extremely fast startup times.

musescore-general-soundfont: the MuseScore_General HQ soundfont in SF3 format, as available via the Extensions manager.

musescore-general-soundfont-small: the standard MuseScore_General soundfont in SF3 format, as shipped with MuseScore for other operating systems.

(Ideally before, otherwise while or after) installing MuseScore itself, you can install one or more soundfont packages (if none is installed, the dependencies will pull in a suitable soundfont automatically): MuseScore *.AppImage man # displays the manual page (explains what the options do) More info sorted by Linux and BSD Debian MuseScore *.AppImage -help # displays a complete list of command line options To check the architecture of your system: Make sure you download the right one for your system. Watch the how-to video, or follow these steps: Step 1: Download a suitable version for your system architectureĪppImages come in different versions. To run MuseScore AppImage on your system: It works like a portable app, all the files needed are contained within the AppImage itself. An AppImage is a software that runs on all Linux (see ).

AppImages: ( musescore-$(your system architecture).AppImage, what is my system architecture?)ĪppImage is the recommended way to use Musescore.

Working direct download link for MuseScore 3.6.2 stable:.Archived page on Internet Archive contains complete info for MuseScore 3.6.2, links on it may not work.Current page contains info for MuseScore 4, its Older and unsupported versions section contains info for MuseScore up to 3.2.3.The Download page contains basic info on how to download, install and use MuseScore. For example MuseScore 3.6.2 support JACK, which has implications for automation and video synchronization, JACK support is missing from MuseScore 4.0.2. DownloadĬonsider your production needs to choose a MuseScore version that best suits you. Building from source is another possibility. Distribution packages for various Linux and BSD variants are available.

Instal the new for ios MuseScore 4.1