Improved reading and playback, and added Spanish and Italian. - Accidentals (sharps, flats and naturals) could sometimes be missed. Fewer are missed now. - Accidentals written inside a chord could sometimes be shown on the wrong note. This has been improved. - In saved scores, chords could sometimes play as separate notes. They now play together. - When you open a score that was read with an older version, the app now lets you know you can read it again with the latest reading. The new reading is saved as a new score, and your current score stays as it is. - Added Spanish and Italian. On devices set to Spanish or Italian, note names now start as Do Re Mi.

Improved reading and playback accuracy. - In some scores, note names after a mid-staff clef change could be shown incorrectly. This has been improved. - Some notes in densely written staves could occasionally be missed. Recognition has been improved. - Chords written on both sides of the stem could sometimes play as separate notes. They now play together. - Improved the accuracy of playback rhythm (rests, left hand, repeats). - Pedal markings (Ped. and *) are now read and reflected in playback. - In staves with many chords written above the staff lines, note names could be shifted together. This has been fixed. - The note-name row could sometimes appear too far from the staff. It now sits closer.

Improved reading accuracy. - Chord notes are less likely to be missed (especially the middle note of a chord) - Reduced missed low notes near the bottom of a staff line - Added descriptions to the Transposing Instrument setting so it's easier to choose for your instrument

Improved reading accuracy. - Further improved note duration (rhythm) reading accuracy - Greatly reduced treble/bass clef misreadings - Fixed a bug that could read key signatures (sharps or flats) that weren't actually there - Made the in-camera focus guidance easier to read at a glance with color

Improved recognition accuracy. - Better reading of note durations (note types) - Better pitch reading when the photo of the score is slightly warped - Fixed tempo markings (such as "= 120") being read as notes of the piece - Fixed notes being missed on the last, shorter system of a page - Reworked how captured scores are stored, so re-analyzing gives the same result

Improved recognition accuracy. • Fixed an issue where the note in a tempo marking could be mistaken for a note in the music • Fixed an issue where low notes far below the staff could be missed • Improved the accuracy of note durations (eighth notes, quarter notes, and so on)

Much faster reading for scores photographed at high resolution. While a score is being read, the app now shows which staff it is working on. If a score doesn't read well, please send it with "Report reading" in the app. The scores you send go directly into improving accuracy.

Improved reading accuracy in certain conditions. If a score doesn't read well, please send it with "Report reading" in the app. The scores you send go directly into improving accuracy.

Clef (treble/bass) and key-signature detection now use a new machine-learning model. This fixes note names being shifted on bass-clef scores and single-part sheets.

We rebuilt the note recognition engine from the ground up and greatly improved its accuracy. • Much better with chords. Note names now appear on stacked notes that were missed before. • Fewer incorrect note names. • Rebuilt clef and key signature detection, reducing wrong note names. • Note names are placed to avoid overlapping beams, flags and ledger lines. • Adjust how note names look while viewing the score: notation (Do Re Mi / C D E), size, color, distance from the staff, and backdrop. • The app now tells you when a staff could not be read. • Organize your scores on the Bookshelf. If a score doesn't read well, please send it with "Report reading" in the app. The scores you send go directly into improving accuracy.

You can now fix rests Rests in your score are shown, and you can add them, remove them, or change their length. See whether each bar adds up If a bar has three beats where it should have four, you'll see it right away — and it turns to a check mark once you fix it. A rebuilt note-fixing screen Pitch, length and sharps/flats are all on one screen, next to the photo of your score. High and low notes, and the flags on eighth and sixteenth notes, are now visible too. Remove a misread staff from a score you already saved We'll tell you when a photo is of a screen Photographing a computer or tablet screen can produce fine stripes that make the music harder to read. “Latest only” in your library Fixed a problem where the camera screen could freeze or quit

Correcting notes is much easier now. - Pick the clef and key signature from actual musical symbols, not words - Adjust pitch with a slider right on the staff - Choose note length from note pictures - Add, delete, and undo notes Playback accuracy is improved too: the note lengths you correct now sound the way you set them.

・Further improved key signature (sharps/flats) reading accuracy ・Fixed an issue where the two staves of a grand staff played separately ・Added pinch to zoom and pan on the score view ・Now notifies you right away when a low-resolution image is loaded

- Added "16th note" as an option when correcting a note - Added pinch-to-zoom on the score and playback screens - Greatly improved key signature (sharps/flats) reading accuracy - Fixed clef (e.g. bass clef) misdetection - Minor bug fixes

- Fixed entire staves sometimes not being detected - Greatly improved clef and key signature reading - Fixed natural signs being misread as sharps - Fixed triplet numbers and rehearsal marks being misread as notes - Improved note duration reading

- Fixed time signatures (such as 4/4) being misread as notes - Minor bug fixes

- Fixed rests sometimes not being detected - Fixed measure boundaries being detected incorrectly - Improved note duration reading - Further reduced symbols and text being misread as notes - Sharps and flats now carry through the rest of the measure

- Fixed non-note symbols (such as sharps) being misread as notes - Improved handling of natural signs - Fixed some chord notes not being detected - Fixed note names overlapping other markings on the score - You can now change sharps, flats, and naturals in the edit screen

- Improved reading: better beam, rest, and key-signature recognition, and fixed playback tempo becoming uneven - Added support for dotted rests - Further reduced non-note symbols being misread as notes - Fixed misread-report photo attachments sometimes being corrupted

- Improved reading: better recognition of key signatures, sharps, and naturals - Fixed non-note symbols (rests, beams) being misread as notes - Fixed playback pausing unexpectedly mid-piece

- Repeat signs and 1st/2nd endings are now supported: playback and MIDI export follow the score's actual order - Fixed tempo-marking digits being misread as notes - Fixed short final staves sometimes not being recognized - Added a notice when free-plan playback stops at its limit

- iPad is now fully supported, so you can use your note-name scores on a larger screen. - New Score Stage mode shows a score full screen like a music stand, so you can turn pages while you practise. - PDF import: pick which pages to read from a PDF score. - On the free plan, the playback range now matches the range that has note names. - Minor fixes and improvements.

An in-app purchase issue meant that buying the full version did not unlock playback, MIDI export or transposing-instrument mode. This is now fixed. We're sorry for the inconvenience.

Now you can hear the page, not just read it. Play back what the app read and get a feel for how the piece goes. • Playback follows the note lengths it read — rests, ties and triplets included • Drag the red line to start from anywhere on the page • Transposing instruments: in B-flat, in E-flat, in F and more • Export what it read as a MIDI file • A confirmation step before re-reading a page you have already fixed • Many improvements to note, rest and rhythm reading

• The text-colour picker now shows each colour as it will print • Devices set to a language other than Japanese now show the app in English • Small improvements under the hood