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1Load a score

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or drop it here
Photo (JPG, PNG, HEIC), PDF, MusicXML or MIDI.Printed single-line melodies read best. For piano scores (grand staff) only the melody in the upper staff is read.
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High-accuracy server: not set (using the built-in quick reader)
If a high-accuracy server is set, photos and PDFs are converted on the server automatically (Audiveris + voting + bar checks). For printed scores the pitches are almost 100% correct. Without a server the built-in quick reader is used and accuracy drops a lot (you can click notes on the score to fix them afterwards).
Drop a MusicXML (.musicxml / .xml / .mxl) or MIDI (.mid) file
Files from MuseScore and free sheet-music sites load reliably.
Everything is written pitch for the selected instrument. Each key shows the fingering and plays the note.
Type note names (separated by spaces)
Higher octave: C^, lower octave: Cv, sharp: C#, flat: Eb, rest: R
Click the keyboard to add notes one by one

2Score & fingerings

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3Selected note

Written note (what you read)
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Concert pitch (what actually sounds)
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Edit this note
Keys to press
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4Batch edit — moves the whole piece at once. Individual notes can be fixed by clicking them on the score

Saxophone range (written): low B♭ to high F♯.Out-of-range notes are shown in red; “Fit into range” moves them by octaves.