My first invention, and first piece of counterpoint that I am proud of. Feedback welcome and encouraged.

This is a rant.

I just learned that I had a pro+ subscription with this website. Thankfully I was able turn off auto renewal and end the subscription but that's $50 dollars I cant get back and I still have pro+ until July of next year! Apparently I was signed up for it last year but I never got an email snd even knew about it! I got one today about the automatic renewal which led me on this disappointing trip...

Anyway, I cant delete my card off the website until next year so...grrrr

Rant over, thanks for reading.

A few years ago (before Musescore got bought by the Ultimate Guitar people) I bought this app per one-time purchase and it was great as it could display the scores I wrote on my phone/tablet offline. Obviously the app has been retired for a while now and Musescore is pushing their new app which requires the subscription to work properly. Is there an app that can display musescore files on Android (or do you know of any similar service/notation software/app where this would be possible)? The service/app doesn't have to be free but preferably open source. I'm a big fan of one-time purchases vs. subscriptions.

I used to be excited that Musescore got new owners, as I had followed Tantacrul on Youtube already before, and I understand they need to make money, especially because they offer a lot of official scores now, but my original use case of writing scores and then displaying them on mobile has suffered. I've also got Dorico but they don't have Android Apps, sadly.

So I'm writing this piece for symphonic orchestra, and naturally I just gotta get some harp glissandos in there to spice it up a little, but the issue is I'm jazzy af so it's non-functional harmony, so the first chord is Cmaj9 which the regular harp glissando works fine for, but then the next chord is Cm9 so I need the harp glissando to be in C minor for the proper sound. I tried just changing the key of the staff but it doesn't work. The glissando is always in C major for some reason. Anybody know how to fix it?

wonder if there's any way to force a piece to cut off at the end instead of letting notes ring out.

I'm writing some music for a video game soundtrack and I have a piece that can loop cleanly from the end but there's a couple of seconds where some cymbals ring for a while, I'm using one of the musesounds drum kits,

can I turn this off or would I have to export the file into another application to truncate it?

Hello, I wanna know how to install the quarter tone feature in the software. Thank you!