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50Steaks
Classical and occasionally electronic composer who also made a song for every state once.

Age 19, Male

Pre-med student

Wayne State University

Detroit, MI

Joined on 11/26/20

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Blend the two. MIDIs are your best friend.

Been thinking about this for a while. Only problem is the mixing. Because I’d be working between two completely different softwares I feel like it would be hard to truly unite both genres. But I still want to try.

@50Steaks IDK about FL Studio Mobile specifically, but I've done this a lot on the full FL.

My workflow often "itches" towards simpler programs like BeepBox, similar to how you're "itching" to MuseScore.
When I use FL Studio, I often take MIDIs or samples I've sketched out with BB, then importing them into FL to change instruments, mixing, etc. which FL excels at.
For me, it's converting synth -> real instruments like guitars, pianos, drums etc.

In your case it could be the other way around, real -> synths, since you're using MuseScore first.

I could see that working and might give it a shot. Might be better with Dorico though since that has a mode with the piano roll and all that, thereby looking way more traditional a la BB or FL.

good luck with your symphony good man!

Thanks man!