PlayScore 2 4+

Name: PlayScore 2
Rating: 4.3 (59 reviews)
Author: Organum Limited

Organum Limited

專為 iPad 設計

- 4.3 • 59 個評分

- 免費
- 提供 App 內購買項目

描述

Play all kinds of music direct from photos, images and PDF scores. Export as MusicXML and MIDI
Snap music with your camera or import images and PDFs. PlayScore will play them right back to you, scrolling through the song following measure by measure

• Adjust volume, instrument and transposition for each staff
• Accompany yourself while you sing or play your instrument - PlayScore 2 will even count you in!
• Playback with smart metronome that understands time signatures
• Create Playable Score Documents that anyone can play back by downloading PlayScore 2
• Export Full Notation MusicXML to score editors like Finale, Sibelius, MuseScore and Dorico, with text, dynamics, articulation and more

PlayScore 2 reads and plays all kinds of music straight off the page† such as:

• Songs
• Piano, organ, guitar
• Hymns
• Solos and Sonatas
• Chamber, band and orchestral

Choirs and ensembles - Learning a new piece? Create a Playable Score, so each member can listen to their part on its own or standing out from the others.

• 19 high quality instruments per staff to choose from
• Change tempo (even while playing)
• Tap anywhere to play, or drag with a finger to create a loop
• Mute and adjust volume, and change instrument for each staff individually
• Transpose the whole song or by instrument (transposing instruments)
* Adjustable multi-measure count-in and metronome
* Swing playback
• Adjustable dynamic range

PlayScore 2 makes it easy to create multi-page Playable Scores:

• Rearrange recapture or delete pages
• Select a page range in a PDF
• Clip and mask
• Search and sort by title or composer

Subscriptions - Even without a subscription you can

• Play and interact with any PlayScore Playable Score
• Play pages of music in unlimited staves from a photo
• Create and share single page playable documents

PlayScore 2 Productivity subscription

• Create and play multi-staff, multi-page scores captured with the camera or imported as images
• Export your documents for anyone to play
• Interact with scores, auto-transpose transposing instruments, export MIDI files

PlayScore 2 Professional subscription

• Create Playable Score documents from PDF scores that anyone can play
• Export any score as MIDI and MusicXML containing full notation and text

Productivity and Professional versions are available as 1-month or 12-month auto-renewing subscriptions.

• The payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase
• The subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period
• Your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal

• You may manage your subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings on-line after purchase

Important: Capturing copyrighted music without the copyright holder's permission is illegal.

PlayScore 2 recognises full music notation – see full spec at playscore.co

† please see online help for exclusions

Terms of use: https://playscore.co/terms-of-use

2024年4月28日

版本 3.33

• Annotation and Airturn pedal, more instruments
• D.S., D.C, CODA etc
• More early music support including breves
• Countless accuracy improvements

4.3 滿分 5 粒星

59 個評分

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The app always recognises something and plays something which sounds ok, but which is not always correct. And you have no easy way to recognise the mistakes as it doesn’t show you what it actually recognised.

For example in my case it routinely misread an odd 3/4 bar in a 4/4 piece as key change also sometimes it played other note’s or added chords to single notes in a perfectly clear picture of the score..
I ended up repeating everything on the piano just to be sure and stopped using it after multiple pictures of the same simple staff played several different versions, none fully correct.

Maybe it works well for some scores but you better be a good musician to know when it doesn’t. And in that case maybe you won’t need it.

But I think it could become a good software if at least it would show you what it actually recognised and what it actually plays

Results depend entirely on image quality. If you notice errors try taking another picture. Take pictures from the centre so that the image is square. Use lots of light. Thanks support@organumconsulting.com