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A fingered (or even alternating-bow) measured tremolo is played back very differently depending on whether the notes are written out or tremolo bars are used.
Steps to reproduce
Create a new score with solo Violin 1/MuseSounds
Enter in 8 1/16th notes that alternate between G3 and F4
Enter 1/4 notes G3 and F4, and add a 2-line tremolo bar between them (to indicate a measured two-note tremolo)
Play it back
Observe that the "written out" version sounds very different to the tremolo version (the tremolo version is what I would expect both to sound like, I'm not sure why the other version sounds the way it does).
My guess is that the tremolo articulation mark is triggering a different sample.
Ideally in this case though, the tremolo mark is indicating an abbreviation of the previous written-out bars, so the user would reasonably expect the playback to be the same. @sampleeditor@matthewreadbass can you pls confirm whether this is what's happening on the sample end?
Issue type
Muse Sounds bug
Bug description
A fingered (or even alternating-bow) measured tremolo is played back very differently depending on whether the notes are written out or tremolo bars are used.
Steps to reproduce
Screenshots/Screen recordings
https://musescore.com/user/7209246/scores/17318203/s/_7-mLa
(slight variation on above instructions but gives the same idea)
MuseScore Version
4.3
Regression
I don't know
Operating system
Windows 11
Additional context
No response
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