Can be used with iPhone and iPad! 5 currently recommended music score apps

Nowadays, we are even looking at sheet music on the screen. By transferring sheet music on your smartphone or tablet, you can view heavy sheet music collections anytime, anywhere, without carrying around. Many of them also have an automatic scrolling function, so there is no need to quickly turn pages while playing the piano. This time, we will introduce five sheet music apps that can be used on Apple's iPhone and iPad.    

5.PLANNING CENTER MUSIC STAND

"PLANNING CENTER MUSIC STAND" is an app that allows you to play music and take notes. The feature of this app is that you can play while adding notes to PDF files. If you have an mp3 music file, you can also play it. This app also has a built-in metronome, which can be used as a supplement.  

       

4.Bandhelper

http://youtu.be/3PuFO1OHFV0 "Bandhelper" is an app that works on both Android and iOS (iPhone and iPad). Simply put, this app is about "doing everything related to a band with just one app." You can not only view sheet music and chord charts, but you can also do a variety of things, from managing lyrics, to managing event schedules, and money-related matters such as income and expenses. It's not free, but personally I think it's okay to pay a little if you can do this with just one app. These functions can also be shared in real time by synchronizing them between members. However, prices seem to fluctuate depending on the number of members you share. Of course, it also supports MIDI.

     

3.PAPERLESS MUSIC

  "PAPERLESS MUSIC" is an app that aims to make various types of sheet music paperless. This app allows you to import sheet music directly from various apps such as iCloud, DropBox, and email apps. Supported are PDF and image files. You cannot directly edit the sheet music score using the app, but you can take notes with some formatting of icons and other notes. You can also categorize sheet music.  

       

2.FORSCORE

This app is a commonly used app in orchestras. It has a simple and sophisticated interface that makes it easy for anyone to use. Another great feature is that it flexibly changes the size of the image no matter which size you view it on. I chose this app over and outweighed other apps in terms of ease of use.

   

1.musescore

    Finally, I also use "MuseScore." It was ranked number one in the Android rankings. Various people have posted sheet music created using the software "MuseScore" on their PC, and the number of songs has exceeded 700,000. There are not many Japanese users, and many sheet music has been posted on J-POP and Vocaloid songs. It may be inferior to other apps in terms of ease of use, but the richness of this song is amazing. You cannot import the sheet music you have, but you can view a variety of sheet music as long as you have an internet connection. By the way, scrolling is much easier when using the app, but the app version is paid. Instead, use a browser such as chrome toMuseScore”'s website allows you to view sheet music for free.