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Since I’m talking about it, it must be a fantastic iPadOS app as well as a great music writing app. There are several tweaks to apply such as the swing and rhythm that make it sound even more realistic and human. As you write, you can play back the music in the app with the advanced Espressivo notation interpretation to hear your work in incredible detail. It is easy to choose notes or place in the music where you are working. When adding, you can choose many different types of text with various boxes and styles to choose from. The same window that can add a music note to the clarinet score, can add general text notes, tempo, harmony, and more.

If using Apple Pencil, you can tilt the pencil up and down or left and right to do the same.Īny in-music direction or other annotations are easy to place. When you place a note, you can slide it up and down to change it pitch or drag left and right to add a sharp or flat. The touch screen makes it very unique to edit with.

For those in to creating music, consider checking  for related posts. Then you can edit or write, direct from your iPad. You start with a wide variety of different manuscript styles - or you can import your existing music from your Mac. Sibelius allows you to use iPad’s touch display as well as Apple Pencil to edit, write, or annotate your music. Sibelius is the former, and a well-known one at that. But as I’ve been getting back into it, I’ve been looking for various apps to help write or play. My dad is a practicing pianist and I played piano daily as well for a number of years before college and city living put a damper on keep a piano in the house. I’ve never seen a mobile music notation app quite as amazing as Sibelius.