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What's new in this version: Musical notation:
- Automatic placement - potential collisions between elements are detected and resolved automatically, allowing you to easily create great-looking scores with little need for manual adjustment
- Improved parts facility - link parts to specific voices within a staff
- System dividers - automatically generate dividers between systems
- Staff type changes - change staff size, number of lines, and other properties mid-score
- Temporary and cutaway staves - staves may appear and disappear as needed, including the ability to have empty measures be completely invisible
- MuseJazz font - give all elements in your scores a handwritten appearance
- Named noteheads - automatically display pitch names in noteheads using a variety of different naming schemes
Usability:
- Tours - get online help automatically as you need it
- Timeline - navigate using a graphical overview of the music structure of your score that shows rehearsal marks, changes of tempo, key, and time signature, etc.
- Score comparison tool - easily view differences between versions of a score
- Single page mode - vertically scrolling view of your score
- Improved Inspector - control more element properties and set style defaults directly from the Inspector window, including new above/below placement settings
- Palette search - enter a search term to quickly find any symbol
- Timewise note input and editing - insert and deletes notes and rests within measures, automatically shifting subsequent music forwards or backwards
- Next/previous element - Alt+Right/Left shortcuts to navigate through each element of your score
- Auto-update - no longer necessary to download and install new versions from musescore.org
Playback:
- Improved Mixer - mute individual voices, collapse channels into a single column, assign MIDI ports and channels
- Improved Piano Roll Editor - easier control of the playback parameters of each note in your score
- Redesigned Play Panel - docked within main window
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