CalmusNotation

Name: CalmusNotation
Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)
Author: ErkiTonlist sf

Music

Free

5 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Music
Developer

ErkiTonlist sf
Language

EN
English
Size

515.7
MB

Graphical Notation is an app for music creation and graphical notation using Artificial Intelligence. In addition - CalmusNotation can also receive composed music from CalmusComposer and CalmusPlay - and present the music as graphical notation for live performance - in real-time. CalmusComposer composes music with Artificial Intelligence and can send the musical result to GraphicalNotations to be presented for life performance. CalmusComposer is connected to GraphicalNotation through WiFi local network - by selecting CalmusNotation in Settings. GraphicalNotation is connected to CalmusComposer, through WiFi local network - by selecting the MacOS device in the settings of GraphicalNotation. CalmusNotation needs Internet connection.

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

5 Ratings

Update Needed for Tablature
07/23/2023

MashaT22
This is a really great app for most musicians. The problem is that it’s pretty useless for guitar, ukulele, bass, and other stringed instrument players who don’t read standard notation. Most of us stringed instrument players read tablature. Is there any chance you’d consider updating the app to have the ability to switch between standard notation and tablature? It would be helpful to use alongside your other apps. Thanks for the consideration!
Update Needed for Tablature
07/23/2023

MashaT22

This is a really great app for most musicians. The problem is that it’s pretty useless for guitar, ukulele, bass, and other stringed instrument players who don’t read standard notation. Most of us stringed instrument players read tablature. Is there any chance you’d consider updating the app to have the ability to switch between standard notation and tablature? It would be helpful to use alongside your other apps. Thanks for the consideration!
No Help file?
10/04/2024

jerryws1431
Maybe I didn't look for enough, but when a click "Help" gets the note that there is no help available, that's an absolute no go. How do you expect people to learn your app without the benefit of a tutorial?
No Help file?
10/04/2024

jerryws1431

Maybe I didn't look for enough, but when a click "Help" gets the note that there is no help available, that's an absolute no go. How do you expect people to learn your app without the benefit of a tutorial?