Musink can play back your score to you through any functioning GM-compatible MIDI device. For a list of free MIDI devices, see Playback Devices.
A short video tutorial on playing your score is below. It does not cover every topic on this page.
There are several ways to play back your score:
All of these options will also stop playback.
Playback will only play the project section that is currently visible.
This feature is available in Musink Pro only
With Musink Pro, you can play back a part of your score as a loop. Looped playback will continue until you stop it by pressing the Playback Button or press spacebar. Playing back loops can be a useful tool while trying to compose an idea in your head, or for practicing 'playing along' with music.
To play back a loop:
Tip You can also export part of your score as a loop to a MIDI file. See MIDI Export for details.
To improve how Musink sounds, see Playback Devices.
Playback in Musink may not be smooth under particular circumstances. These include:
If you have stuttered playback, it may help to:
To change the MIDI device used for playback:
Warning! If you are using Musink Pro, do not connect to the same device for both MIDI input and MIDI output while MIDI Thru is enabled. Doing so may cause a feedback loop that can cause your device, your soundcard, or Musink to become unstable. It is safe to connect to the same device for input and output while MIDI Thru is disabled.