I use MuseScore! I've never met anyone else who uses either before. A lot of people say Finale is better but I still prefer MuseScore. It's so much easier for me to use.
Carter Pompey I agree completely. All the arrangers and composers in my school use Musescore, though I only found out last week and noone else appears to realize it.
been using Finale since 1986. Drives me CRAZY but it is the best.I DO use Sibelius and MuseScore, but they aren't as flexible or powerful. If you're a copyist - you're using Finale. (BTW I'm not a copyist - just a composer)
SUBPAGES!! Also I love using Musescore. I'm a self taught clarinetist and I learned more in 4 months than my other clarinet friends who have played for over 2 years
I use MuseScore too and I love it! Much more user friendly than Finale, although less complex. It gets trickier when you need to write polyphonic music, adjusting the stems (is that the right word?) correctly is not always possible in MuseScore, but no biggie :). Just downloaded Piano DX, it's gonna be a great help! Thanks!
I just found your channel. You're so relatable :) Thanks for the tips. I had a friend suggest MuseScore to me in college and even on though I was broke and using a very old computer at the time, it definitely got the job done and I found it to be fairly easy to use.
Hello! I'm a composer and I used to use Musescore for my composing before I auditioned for a music school here in the Philippines (because I'm broke and obviously it's free!) But during my first semester, I shifted to Sibelius because I noticed that I'm the only composer here who still uses Musescore at that time hahahaha. Sibelius I should say is really the most intelligent and convenient music notation software. There are numerous things Sibelius can do that other softwares like Musescore and Finale can't. BUT: the playback of Sibelius can really crappy, specifically the strings. I like your channel, btw! :)
I have MuseScore. I have actually used some scores from the MuseScore library with my band. I don't compose, but I like that I can reassign some parts in MuseScore so the music fits my band's needs. I've shown it to my director and he's impressed. I actually have it on my PC laptop, my Mac, my Windows tablet, and my Android phone.
Thanks for making this video!!! I've been looking for apps like this and now I know where to find them!! I actually use Soundcorset Tuner & Metronome for my tuning and metronoming needs. It's free and has several different features.
MuseScore 2.0 is now a thing! The instruments on it sound a lot more like the actual thing than a computer generated thing. Plus, there's now a search bar to find different instruments that aren't listed in the "common instruments" selections, though there are numerous other selections that likely contain the instrument you're looking for. I use musescore 2.0 to arrange music for my high school band, and we're playing a thing at our Christmas concert I arranged! :D life is so good. I have to quit rambling. I just love musescore 2.0 far too much tbh. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a cheaper finale.
I'll 2nd insTuner as an amazing free tuning app. For a metronome though I recommend metrotuner, it's an amazingly robust free app: you can quickly move through tempo via tempo bar, point by point via +/- or even tap out a tempo, you can change the click tone, you can choose to have the button flash to the beat or even your phones flashlight strobe to the beat.
TE Tuner. Has a metronome just lime tempo, but also a tuner you can set to your type of instrument, and even level settings depending on how good a player you are. Also comes with a pitch wheel, virtual keyboard, and an analysis tool that lets you record yourself and see how “on point” you are with your playing.
Todoist is a great app, too! Syncs to everywhere. It's a great way to organize the bits of your life that are to-dos that really, actually need to become to-dones. I've been using it for a couple months and it's really helped me NOT let things fall through the cracks (as much).
i've subscribed because one I'm preparing for graduate school; two, i played the flute for 5 years and now practicing and hoping to master the piano, and 3 you're just so darn pretty and quirky lol I love it. Thanks for a look into your life, and hope all is well now that you've graduated!
I have used musescore, finale, and Sibelius. Honestly they are all what you would expect but I find that musescore has a format that is a lot easier to play with for beginner composers, arrangers, or just musicians in general. Sibelius and Finale do seem to have a wider variety of settings for composing but the difference is honestly very small and would only be of use to an upper level composer or professional sound person. Musescore is great and I would recommend it to any and all musicians! Happy composing!
I haven't tried Finale or Sibelius, but MuseScore is awesome and definitely gets the job done for me. I used it to compose a piece for my high school band, and it treated me very well throughout the whole process (aside from a few crashes and running slowly at times, but that's to be expected with over 25 different parts, each 2-3 pages long, plus a 19 page score. If you just want to make something small for a few instruments, you should be good to go). I've recommended it to anyone who wants to compose music, whether it be my friends or folks my band director sends my way.
I used Muse score for my GCSE compositions so you aren't the only one! :) Although haven't really got to use it since then cos my school didn't offer music at A level (only 2 of us picked it) so I went to another school simultaneously and they used sibelius but we got it free! :)
A metronome that I recommend is Musical Lite. It's a piano playing app, but it does have a metronome section that I would DIE if I didn't have. You can have it count in quarter notes, eight notes, even triples in whatever tempo you want. It is so useful when I'm struggling with rhythms.
For tuning you can download the Boss guitar tuner for free (it's from Roland) Steinberg has a free and very accurate metronome app with different measures and tap tempo for free. Great video.
Steinberg's metronome is called Smart Click. Music Memo from Apple and Garageband are both free. Garageband is a DAW (duh) and Music Memo translates humming into a audio file with chords etc.
Audacity is a good program to edit music or recordings. My GF and I love musescore. I especially love to export midi files and use them in a DAW program or in Piano booster (great PC program to learn to play keyboard or piano). Cleartune is indeed a great app, I use it a lot! Especially when I was making my own flutes from PVC and stainless steel.
Using MuseScore for some time now, mostly for downloaded sheet music and listening to the midi because I am not very good at reading sheet music. And also for some basic editing if I like some of the songs in their library but can't play it otherwise.
Thank you so much for MuseScore! Last night I had a few hours to kill, so I looked up some music theory videos and started learning. I think I learned more in 4 hours than in the 10 years of public and music school! Anyway, that was all fine and dandy, but I didn't actually know what to do with the info, but today I watched this video and figured "I might as well get it in case I need to write something down" and started playing around with it after installing it. Lo and behold, a few hours later, I somehow ended up with this: soundcloud.com/scubadog2000/rundown I figured it's not half bad for someone who barely knew what a time signature was last night! You may have just convinced me to go into music with this! Thank you again!
Google drive is also like one note, i use it for school every day and all you need is an email and you're ready. you can also make spread sheets and drawings, and slideshow (like on power point). also like one note it syncs across all devices and it automatically saves. you should really look into it if you like the way google is setup. BTW I love you vids and i don't even play the flute, i play 7th grade percussion (marimba). also not sponsored by google, just really like the program
You should try somnote I actually have no clue as to what the som stands for but you can add passwords, drawings, change the color of your folders, add backgrounds and more that I can't remember.... But I love it and I am usually pretty organized but not when it comes to papers I'm not and I am only in 5th grade and I am 11..... P.S. I play flute too! :-!
I use Musscore and it's much fun. It's a little annoying at first to learm everything but you'll slowly get it. I used to use noteflight and was gonna download finale but I couldn't find it.
Muses core is actually quite hard to use at first but once u get the hang of it it's really good. The only downsides are the sound they play for your instruments it's really soft and the instruments are not like really in balance like the piano is really soft as compared to the flute. Overall very useful haha
Flutist I never even KNEW about OneNote until it recently came out for Mac, and even then, had no idea what it was for. I finally tried it last week and ended up immediately downloading it for all my devices because IT JUST WINS AT LIFE IN GENERAL :D
I had music theory in highschool and our teacher Mr. Isbel decided to have a competition in sight singing between choir, orchestra, and band(me being in band only). What ended up happening was, I was the only one able to do the sight sing and totally carried my team. #teamband
JustAnotherFlutist You should check Tonal Energy Tuner, Its i think 3 dollars on iTunes and is AMAZING. it has everything that you can think about. Its like a metrotuner and a sound analysis and is pretty good. Thanks for the video btw. Ill be getting those apps
As I play the violin, I was looking for a violin tuner app for android, and got EasyViolinTuner for free which also included a metronome. I've found this to be a really good app.
So, I know this is a very old video... It's time to remake this video current... I say that because some of the apps are out dated (expired) and some have actually upgraded to be even better *IE: Musescore. I was a big fan of Finale, until I ran into this video back in the day (just three years old makes it outdated!) Anyway, I have become a bigger fan of Musescore since that time, because of the fact that with the upgrade (again, from the time that this video was made), most of the functions are free that you would have to pay for in Finale. However, I still don't like that I cannot layer notes in 4/4 time (unless the layered note is the same value): IE: Ballade Pour Adeline; Bar 20 you have a layered quarter note, and two runs of four 16th notes for a total of 8 16th notes before you have a quarter layered with two 16th notes and an 8th note (which the quarter note is for the same duration of the two 16th notes + one 8th note) also in bar 43, where you have a layered whole note fit in the same measure with a 16th rest and 7 16th notes if you try to enter these additional notes or layered notes in the same measure, the software automatically kicks out the prior notes. Now, I have no idea if this is true if you were to switch the Treble staff to a Grand staff if it would make a difference. I was only retyping the spots where I need practice, so I'm not reading the whole entire piece, as I have all of that, as Mozart said, "all in my head." But the trouble spots that I needed to practice I entered into Musescore on a Treble staff and that was what I have noticed. Other than that, I have made an entire ensemble of all the instruments I play, and I love the software, as Finale's free version won't allow you to put more than three instruments at a time! So that's my take away. If you're on an android phone, I have found that I LOVE the Bandmate Chromatic Tuner, as it shows exactly where your instruments lies on the staff. I had no clue that I was over tuning my Thai dulcimer. The instrument's lowest note is supposed to be an A2, and I kept trying to tune it at least at A4. I would keep snapping the strings. The strings are made of brass wire. So you can imagine when that hits your hand, it's not gonna feel good at all!!! I'm also a huge fan of AppyBuilder.com. They have all the different virtual fingerings for almost any instrument. I have downloaded, Clarinet, Sax and Flute. For a while I did have oboe... But, I don't own or play an oboe so I deleted that app to make way for other apps. Anyway, sorry for the rant. As I keep saying, perhaps I should make a video of my own and link this video in my video, or just head all my viewers your direction!!!
Smart Music is a useful app too. It is for mac, windows, phones, ipads, etc. It is for any instrument. To create an account you need a computer. You dont have to bring your music book home because it has it on smart music and I find it very useful.
A friend share with this app called MyTractice. It enables you to schedule and track your practice. It also reminds you when you need to practice. It is currently available on Android but coming soon to iOS. Would strongly recommend it.
I have Sibelius and and MuseScore and both have their pros and cons. Sibelius has more features. MuseScore is more user friendly and does less stupid things to irritate you to death. I mainly use MuseScore but have to use sibelius at work. You can export a MuseScore file and open it in Sibelius just fine and vice versa. My advise is just to use MuseScore.
There is a great organization app for musicians called "Chord Keeper", it is also pretty cheap! It lets you organize all your chords, lyrics, sheet music, backing tracks on your tablet or phone and manage library without computer. A truly unique and comprehensive organization tool for musicians. App is available on iTunes, Google Play and Amazon app store. onlineappsolutions.com
also for music writing i use NoteFlight.com it is free and i think its 10 times easier to use than finale. you just sign up with you email and your in! also it has a cool social networking feel to it because people can choose to share scores and you can favorite and save a copy for your self!
Im in the 9th grade and i use musescore for my music theory class. I love using it but.. my teacher likes to give us compositions to do on it so that makes me not like it as much:,(
I use MuseScore =) its pretty good, easy to use and get around without needing a lot of tutorials and is free which is great for students like myself on a budget =) what i don't like about it is the quality of the playback. the playback quality on Finale NotePad is much better (also free) with the difference that the Finale NotePad has restrictions like only being able to use 8 staves (not great if you're orchestrating for full orchestra) and you cant save as an .mp3 file.
Believe it or not, Finale have recently made their "Finale NotePad" for free once again. I'd highly suggest it over MuseScore for a free notation program.
I luv musescore im in 9th grade and i cant afford finale so its good for me not the best sound quality but good enough for my composition practice ps i play flute tooo
The last tip, my life before I perform. Thank you for telling it like it is and letting people know it's okay to GO. I'm usually rambling backstage about how I have to poop. #pooplife
haha been using MuseScore for 2 years now was so happy when i found it! totally free and its pretty decent :) I've been using EverNote for my school work Is OneNote better? Has anyone used both and compared? :3
Site singing is where you basically sight read music but you sing it (sight reading = playing music for first time not knowing it) Hope this answers your question
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I use MuseScore! I've never met anyone else who uses either before. A lot of people say Finale is better but I still prefer MuseScore. It's so much easier for me to use.
Carter Pompey I agree completely. All the arrangers and composers in my school use Musescore, though I only found out last week and noone else appears to realize it.
been using Finale since 1986. Drives me CRAZY but it is the best.I DO use Sibelius and MuseScore, but they aren't as flexible or powerful. If you're a copyist - you're using Finale. (BTW I'm not a copyist - just a composer)
I like to write wind quartets on it.
I have MuseScore and I love it :)
Hey! Thanks for making this video it was very useful!!
My two favorite flutists ahhh
My pleasure! I've seen your vids, btw, they're awesome! :D
Omg I love your covers !!!!
I subscribed to you! Your really a good flutist.
Melissa.Flutes This is awesome. You both are the only flutist channels I subscribe too.
SUBPAGES!!
Also I love using Musescore. I'm a self taught clarinetist and I learned more in 4 months than my other clarinet friends who have played for over 2 years
I use MuseScore too and I love it! Much more user friendly than Finale, although less complex. It gets trickier when you need to write polyphonic music, adjusting the stems (is that the right word?) correctly is not always possible in MuseScore, but no biggie :). Just downloaded Piano DX, it's gonna be a great help! Thanks!
I just found your channel. You're so relatable :) Thanks for the tips. I had a friend suggest MuseScore to me in college and even on though I was broke and using a very old computer at the time, it definitely got the job done and I found it to be fairly easy to use.
Musescore is awesome, and you can do so many things in it!!!!
Hello! I'm a composer and I used to use Musescore for my composing before I auditioned for a music school here in the Philippines (because I'm broke and obviously it's free!) But during my first semester, I shifted to Sibelius because I noticed that I'm the only composer here who still uses Musescore at that time hahahaha. Sibelius I should say is really the most intelligent and convenient music notation software. There are numerous things Sibelius can do that other softwares like Musescore and Finale can't. BUT: the playback of Sibelius can really crappy, specifically the strings.
I like your channel, btw! :)
I have MuseScore. I have actually used some scores from the MuseScore library with my band. I don't compose, but I like that I can reassign some parts in MuseScore so the music fits my band's needs. I've shown it to my director and he's impressed. I actually have it on my PC laptop, my Mac, my Windows tablet, and my Android phone.
Thanks for making this video!!! I've been looking for apps like this and now I know where to find them!! I actually use Soundcorset Tuner & Metronome for my tuning and metronoming needs. It's free and has several different features.
MuseScore 2.0 is now a thing!
The instruments on it sound a lot more like the actual thing than a computer generated thing. Plus, there's now a search bar to find different instruments that aren't listed in the "common instruments" selections, though there are numerous other selections that likely contain the instrument you're looking for.
I use musescore 2.0 to arrange music for my high school band, and we're playing a thing at our Christmas concert I arranged! :D life is so good.
I have to quit rambling. I just love musescore 2.0 far too much tbh. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a cheaper finale.
I only use musescore out of all of these apps😂😂
I actually use musescore rather than Sibelius, I find it more user friendly...
I'll 2nd insTuner as an amazing free tuning app. For a metronome though I recommend metrotuner, it's an amazingly robust free app: you can quickly move through tempo via tempo bar, point by point via +/- or even tap out a tempo, you can change the click tone, you can choose to have the button flash to the beat or even your phones flashlight strobe to the beat.
also when pracricing you can go 50% tempo up to 100% tempo to practice slowly and then quickly
TE Tuner. Has a metronome just lime tempo, but also a tuner you can set to your type of instrument, and even level settings depending on how good a player you are. Also comes with a pitch wheel, virtual keyboard, and an analysis tool that lets you record yourself and see how “on point” you are with your playing.
A lot of kids including me use muse score. I honestly think it's easier than Finale and Sibelius
Todoist is a great app, too! Syncs to everywhere. It's a great way to organize the bits of your life that are to-dos that really, actually need to become to-dones. I've been using it for a couple months and it's really helped me NOT let things fall through the cracks (as much).
i've subscribed because one I'm preparing for graduate school; two, i played the flute for 5 years and now practicing and hoping to master the piano, and 3 you're just so darn pretty and quirky lol I love it. Thanks for a look into your life, and hope all is well now that you've graduated!
Thanks for the help! I'm a guitarist and I needed a good alternative to my broken Korg tuner, ClearTune does the trick! :)
There is a really good tuner called TonalEnergy
There's also insTuner and SilverDial. InsTuner is a free tuner app and SilverDial is a free metronome app. They're great ^_^
Awesome suggestions!!! Thanks! :D
I use Musescore also, such a great app
I have used musescore, finale, and Sibelius. Honestly they are all what you would expect but I find that musescore has a format that is a lot easier to play with for beginner composers, arrangers, or just musicians in general. Sibelius and Finale do seem to have a wider variety of settings for composing but the difference is honestly very small and would only be of use to an upper level composer or professional sound person. Musescore is great and I would recommend it to any and all musicians! Happy composing!
I haven't tried Finale or Sibelius, but MuseScore is awesome and definitely gets the job done for me. I used it to compose a piece for my high school band, and it treated me very well throughout the whole process (aside from a few crashes and running slowly at times, but that's to be expected with over 25 different parts, each 2-3 pages long, plus a 19 page score. If you just want to make something small for a few instruments, you should be good to go). I've recommended it to anyone who wants to compose music, whether it be my friends or folks my band director sends my way.
I use MuseScore for my Synthesia :D. Great for MIDIs
I used Muse score for my GCSE compositions so you aren't the only one! :) Although haven't really got to use it since then cos my school didn't offer music at A level (only 2 of us picked it) so I went to another school simultaneously and they used sibelius but we got it free! :)
A metronome that I recommend is Musical Lite. It's a piano playing app, but it does have a metronome section that I would DIE if I didn't have. You can have it count in quarter notes, eight notes, even triples in whatever tempo you want. It is so useful when I'm struggling with rhythms.
For tuning you can download the Boss guitar tuner for free (it's from Roland)
Steinberg has a free and very accurate metronome app with different measures and tap tempo for free. Great video.
Steinberg's metronome is called Smart Click. Music Memo from Apple and Garageband are both free. Garageband is a DAW (duh) and Music Memo translates humming into a audio file with chords etc.
MuseScore is awesome!
Audacity is a good program to edit music or recordings. My GF and I love musescore. I especially love to export midi files and use them in a DAW program or in Piano booster (great PC program to learn to play keyboard or piano). Cleartune is indeed a great app, I use it a lot! Especially when I was making my own flutes from PVC and stainless steel.
Using MuseScore for some time now, mostly for downloaded sheet music and listening to the midi because I am not very good at reading sheet music. And also for some basic editing if I like some of the songs in their library but can't play it otherwise.
Thank you so much for MuseScore! Last night I had a few hours to kill, so I looked up some music theory videos and started learning. I think I learned more in 4 hours than in the 10 years of public and music school! Anyway, that was all fine and dandy, but I didn't actually know what to do with the info, but today I watched this video and figured "I might as well get it in case I need to write something down" and started playing around with it after installing it. Lo and behold, a few hours later, I somehow ended up with this: soundcloud.com/scubadog2000/rundown
I figured it's not half bad for someone who barely knew what a time signature was last night! You may have just convinced me to go into music with this! Thank you again!
I have musescore
Google drive is also like one note, i use it for school every day and all you need is an email and you're ready. you can also make spread sheets and drawings, and slideshow (like on power point). also like one note it syncs across all devices and it automatically saves. you should really look into it if you like the way google is setup.
BTW I love you vids and i don't even play the flute, i play 7th grade percussion (marimba). also not sponsored by google, just really like the program
You should try somnote I actually have no clue as to what the som stands for but you can add passwords, drawings, change the color of your folders, add backgrounds and more that I can't remember.... But I love it and I am usually pretty organized but not when it comes to papers I'm not and I am only in 5th grade and I am 11..... P.S. I play flute too! :-!
I know it is a bit older, but. . . don't forget about timidity++ for fidling around with midi and inkscape for vector graphics.
I discovered MuseScore a while ago and I love it. I think it's pretty close to Finale and Sibelius in terms of nuts and bolts of what it does.
Excellent video! Thank you! I don't play flute but I am a musician. You have a new subscriber.
I use Musscore and it's much fun. It's a little annoying at first to learm everything but you'll slowly get it. I used to use noteflight and was gonna download finale but I couldn't find it.
Muses core is actually quite hard to use at first but once u get the hang of it it's really good. The only downsides are the sound they play for your instruments it's really soft and the instruments are not like really in balance like the piano is really soft as compared to the flute. Overall very useful haha
I practiced for sight singing class while in line at the polls to vote in the most recent presidential election. #GETONMYLEVEL #NERDLIFE
EPIC. JUST EPIC.
JustAnotherFlutist also, thank you for explaining one note. I'm pretty sure I have it but have never tried to make use of it :)
Flutist I never even KNEW about OneNote until it recently came out for Mac, and even then, had no idea what it was for. I finally tried it last week and ended up immediately downloading it for all my devices because IT JUST WINS AT LIFE IN GENERAL :D
I can't wait to test it out for notes in class next semester!!
Flutist. JustAnotherFlutist. What a coincidence.
I USE MUSESCORE!!!! i look up songs and play them all the time they are so cool. :)
I had music theory in highschool and our teacher Mr. Isbel decided to have a competition in sight singing between choir, orchestra, and band(me being in band only). What ended up happening was, I was the only one able to do the sight sing and totally carried my team. #teamband
JustAnotherFlutist You should check Tonal Energy Tuner, Its i think 3 dollars on iTunes and is AMAZING. it has everything that you can think about. Its like a metrotuner and a sound analysis and is pretty good. Thanks for the video btw. Ill be getting those apps
As I play the violin, I was looking for a violin tuner app for android, and got EasyViolinTuner for free which also included a metronome. I've found this to be a really good app.
So, I know this is a very old video... It's time to remake this video current... I say that because some of the apps are out dated (expired) and some have actually upgraded to be even better *IE: Musescore. I was a big fan of Finale, until I ran into this video back in the day (just three years old makes it outdated!) Anyway, I have become a bigger fan of Musescore since that time, because of the fact that with the upgrade (again, from the time that this video was made), most of the functions are free that you would have to pay for in Finale. However, I still don't like that I cannot layer notes in 4/4 time (unless the layered note is the same value): IE: Ballade Pour Adeline; Bar 20 you have a layered quarter note, and two runs of four 16th notes for a total of 8 16th notes before you have a quarter layered with two 16th notes and an 8th note (which the quarter note is for the same duration of the two 16th notes + one 8th note) also in bar 43, where you have a layered whole note fit in the same measure with a 16th rest and 7 16th notes if you try to enter these additional notes or layered notes in the same measure, the software automatically kicks out the prior notes. Now, I have no idea if this is true if you were to switch the Treble staff to a Grand staff if it would make a difference. I was only retyping the spots where I need practice, so I'm not reading the whole entire piece, as I have all of that, as Mozart said, "all in my head." But the trouble spots that I needed to practice I entered into Musescore on a Treble staff and that was what I have noticed. Other than that, I have made an entire ensemble of all the instruments I play, and I love the software, as Finale's free version won't allow you to put more than three instruments at a time! So that's my take away. If you're on an android phone, I have found that I LOVE the Bandmate Chromatic Tuner, as it shows exactly where your instruments lies on the staff. I had no clue that I was over tuning my Thai dulcimer. The instrument's lowest note is supposed to be an A2, and I kept trying to tune it at least at A4. I would keep snapping the strings. The strings are made of brass wire. So you can imagine when that hits your hand, it's not gonna feel good at all!!! I'm also a huge fan of AppyBuilder.com. They have all the different virtual fingerings for almost any instrument. I have downloaded, Clarinet, Sax and Flute. For a while I did have oboe... But, I don't own or play an oboe so I deleted that app to make way for other apps. Anyway, sorry for the rant. As I keep saying, perhaps I should make a video of my own and link this video in my video, or just head all my viewers your direction!!!
Smart Music is a useful app too. It is for mac, windows, phones, ipads, etc. It is for any instrument. To create an account you need a computer. You dont have to bring your music book home because it has it on smart music and I find it very useful.
my school requires smart music :) I mostly use it to sight read
A friend share with this app called MyTractice. It enables you to schedule and track your practice. It also reminds you when you need to practice. It is currently available on Android but coming soon to iOS. Would strongly recommend it.
I have Sibelius and and MuseScore and both have their pros and cons. Sibelius has more features. MuseScore is more user friendly and does less stupid things to irritate you to death. I mainly use MuseScore but have to use sibelius at work. You can export a MuseScore file and open it in Sibelius just fine and vice versa. My advise is just to use MuseScore.
I totally agree
should i play bassoon or flute.
Inkscape -- it's like GIMP is to Photoshop, only it's a freeware, open-source version of Adobe Illustrator.
I had OneNote pre-installed on my phone and I didn't know it, jajaja, thanks.
There is a great organization app for musicians called "Chord Keeper", it is also pretty cheap! It lets you organize all your chords, lyrics, sheet music, backing tracks on your tablet or phone and manage library without computer. A truly unique and comprehensive organization tool for musicians. App is available on iTunes, Google Play and Amazon app store.
onlineappsolutions.com
also for music writing i use NoteFlight.com it is free and i think its 10 times easier to use than finale. you just sign up with you email and your in! also it has a cool social networking feel to it because people can choose to share scores and you can favorite and save a copy for your self!
Oh, that is SO cool!!! Thanks for sharing!! :D
Im in the 9th grade and i use musescore for my music theory class. I love using it but.. my teacher likes to give us compositions to do on it so that makes me not like it as much:,(
I use MuseScore =) its pretty good, easy to use and get around without needing a lot of tutorials and is free which is great for students like myself on a budget =) what i don't like about it is the quality of the playback. the playback quality on Finale NotePad is much better (also free) with the difference that the Finale NotePad has restrictions like only being able to use 8 staves (not great if you're orchestrating for full orchestra) and you cant save as an .mp3 file.
I love musescore I use it all the time!
Believe it or not, Finale have recently made their "Finale NotePad" for free once again. I'd highly suggest it over MuseScore for a free notation program.
YASSS I noticed this too!! Whoopee!!!
Bandlab, Track'd, Music Memos
OMG we have the same hellokitty phone case! Only mine is blue
I would also recommend music memos on iPhone, it is a good recording app for an iPhone and it’s free!
Another iphone app is ins tuner my band director uses it and its pretty simple
Omg thanks so much these apps are really helpful.
I have museScore and I didn’t think anyone used it either!
You're awesome. Thanks.
So broke people can afford a 600-1000 dollar phone?
They are broke after they bought the phone :P
Or got the phone from someone. I got mine for free :D
I had the same problem with singing as well. on an underground though... So it's kind of even more embarassing
I use MuseScore. It's amazing for a free application!
I luv musescore im in 9th grade and i cant afford finale so its good for me not the best sound quality but good enough for my composition practice ps i play flute tooo
The last tip, my life before I perform. Thank you for telling it like it is and letting people know it's okay to GO. I'm usually rambling backstage about how I have to poop.
#pooplife
lol, wrong video...
GFluteMoi11 POOP LYFE
I think this is available on apple. It's a way better metronome. it's called the soundbrenner metronome
Another great music writing software app is noteflight. IT IS A LIFE SAVER.
Notation pad is really good
how do you print music
on a app
Yes! Amen to Audacity lol
I thought it was my thing before I realised it was everyone's thing
Heeyyyy Joanna could you do an update of this video? There are so much more apps today🤪✌️
DX probably stands for deluxe
OMG LOL i should be studying for a history mock exam in a few hours and im procrastinating with watching ur vids :P
AHHHHHHH, I hope you're killing that exam!!!
well i went blank for some of the time which i always do :P
I thought i was the only one with a music section on my phone lol i have a butch of flute and clarinet apps
haha been using MuseScore for 2 years now
was so happy when i found it! totally free and its pretty decent :)
I've been using EverNote for my school work
Is OneNote better? Has anyone used both and compared? :3
I use tonal energy and metronome.
OMG I used musescore too! That`s until I got Sibelius . . .
OH MY GOD I USE MUSESCORE!!!! Nearly as good as Sibelius, but free so can be used by poor people like me.
jajaja. You're amazing. First video I see of you.
Anyone got a reliable tuner and/or metronome app for Android?
I wasn't really a fan of MuseScore, Finale's way better. If you want free, try NoteFlight!
How is Audacity good for sound editing ????
Musescore is totally worth it but god good... Finale is worth the money lol
I use MuseScore!!
I need an open hole flute so bad. I can’t add it tho. Lol.
Hello from Malaysia, your advices and review were very useful for me. How great it would be if u r my flute teacher.
I use MuseScore it's pretty good
I use Pano Tuner on my iPhone which is free!
The piano app i use (for android) is piano
Um... No I am not gassy today, info. Just so you know.
I use musescore
Musescore is amazing
Pandora I ❤️radio
What is sight singing?
Site singing is where you basically sight read music but you sing it (sight reading = playing music for first time not knowing it) Hope this answers your question
DX Means Sad face