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As a professional musician who transitioned to an IPad exclusively for my singing years ago, I saw this app and downloaded it, hoping to see if it had any advantages over ForScore, the industry standard. I can’t say much, since there is a subscription wall in front of almost every feature. In my brief exploration, it appears to rely heavily on poor editions freely available for free on imslp, especially for vocal music. Unfortunately, this will be quickly deleted.
Update June 2022: and the Chopin etude is still not corrected. Can’t even change the note sizes without paying a subscription fee. I am really disappointed that this app has not dealt with some basic problems and yet is still charging high monthly fees. I beta tested this app and had high hopes at first. Main criticisms. Inaccurate scores. Chopin Etude in C Major (ocean) first measure. I reported this at least once probably over a year ago. There are others. And the price - so expensive. And the free version is so restricted that it’s not reasonable to use.
As an intermediate piano player who plays an hour per day, I was hoping for digitized scores that had fingering included. Most of the scores are only scans, not truly digitized. I would rather take photos of my paper scores that have fingering and use those photos as PDFs in another sheet music app. I like the concept of Enote, but need more than just the notes.
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Enote – The Smarter Sheet Music Reader Enote is the next-generation sheet music reader, designed to keep all your works, organised and accessible, at...
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| Name | Price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly Subscription | $9.99 | Monthly |
| Annual Subscription | $99.99 | Yearly |