drawing double barline handwritten manuscript sheet music

#Drawing double barline handwritten manuscript sheet music how to

It will also export scores as PDF or MIDI files. That notation is then translated into a computer notation file ( MusicXML) which you can then open in Sibelius or Finale or any other app that will open MusicXML files. NotateMe enables you to use your finger or a stylus to draw notes and an essential list of other music symbols onto a staff on the screen of an iOS or Android tablet or phone.

#Drawing double barline handwritten manuscript sheet music how to

Let me sum up NotateMe in a nutshell and then I’ll move on to some tips because I JUST LOVE THIS APP and can’t wait to show you how to get more out of it. Click on this hyperlink to read his review “NotateMe music handwriting app out of beta v 1.0 released.” If you want to do some in depth reading about NotateMe and it’s features please review both of this links. There are also several reviews online for this app already including this one from my friend Philip Rothman over at the Sibelusblog. It’s called NotateMe and it’s from the talented folks at Neuratron. The best place to get a full overview of NotateMe is to click on this hyperlink to the Neuratron website.

I’m really excited about a new notation app that has recently become available for iOS (iPhone 4/5 and iPad 2/3) and Android phones and tablet.

Do you miss the days of grabbing a pencil jotting down notes quickly on paper but you realize we live and work in a world of computer generated notation? Do you wish there was a way do both, draw notes on a staff by hand and have the notes magically appear in Sibelius or Finale? Then this is the app for you!