I didn't add any dynamics, articulations, slurs, or any lyric text(this is how I would get across my harmonic analysis is using lyric text for everything except the keys, which I would get across using staff text and then framing it in the Inspector), which could all lengthen the bar further, which I don't need. But where Beethoven just wrote a long bar to compensate, my Musescore file has the bar go across the page and into the next page, which makes it impossible to fix the beaming at the very end of it. Note by note, it is exactly what Beethoven wrote. I would start with decreasing stretch for the bar, but it looks like that alone probably won’t do it. There are many options you have: Change the whole score: adjust margins, adjust note size, system size, staff size, etc. Christian Collins Magic Sound Font, version 2.0 (67.8 MB uncompressed) Arachno SoundFont, version 1.0 (148MB uncompressed) Courtesy of Maxime Abbey MuseScore 1 came with TimGM6mb (5.7 MB uncompressed) License: GNU GPL, version 2 Courtesy. With the current settings, Musescore is unable to fit the measure as notated into the page. GeneralUser GS (29.8 MB uncompressed) Courtesy of S. Now here is what that same bar looks like in my Musescore file: MuseScore's default SoundFont is based on Fluid R3. Ok well, not exactly 8-bit since I've used synthesizers (Musesc. No notes crossing bars as you can tell just by glancing at it. Here is the most recognizable song of Super Mario RPG Legend of the Seven Stars put in 8-bit. Note: I did not make any style changes, style is at its defaults. sf2 files, so you can download 8 bit sound files. But how? Having the bar go across the page like it does makes it hard to look at the end of the bar, and thus makes it hard to analyze the whole passage. sf2 files, so you can download 8 bit sound files and instantly change your song into a retro chiptune song.wav. Surely Musescore can compact the bar as necessary, right(and the bar wouldn't need all that much compaction)? Apparently not when it contains large groups of short notes, like the chromatic scale that occurs at Bar 10 of the Pathetique Sonata. The bar is going right across the page and into the next page.

I am using Musescore 3.2.3 and I'm trying to analyze Beethoven's Pathetique sonata by first writing it down, and then analyzing the harmony.

Musescore 8 bit soundfont