NotateMe

After transition to landscape mode display with no full screen (right corner moving to left). "New" corner of screen still there after transition back to portrait mode.

Основная функция - распознование нот,написанных от руки,реализована мягко говоря плохо.Можно писать крайне аккуратно, при этом отображает непонятно что.Ноты,находящиеся на основных линейках еще более или менее,но с дабавочными надо плясать с бубном,чтобы программа правильно их распознала.Вроде бы есть возможность писать на одной строке многоголосие.О чем говорит следующая фраза в руководстве по использованию:"Multiple voices per staff - up to 4 voices per staff".Но на практике это не представляется возможным или я не правильно перевожу фразу.Забавно то,что как пример в программе присутствует строка из христианского гимна "Amaizing Grace",который естественно многоголосный.Но там он представлен в виде одноголосия.Перечислять дальше минусы и плюсы(а они тоже есть) считаю бессмысленным.Совершенно непонятно на кого расчитано данное приложение.И уж точно оно не стоит 700р.Красная цена ему 50р.

Make the ability to save notes as PDF

This app is really a great concept and it’s fun to muck around with it but there are too many limitations at this stage. Too many things either don’t work or are too hard to get working therefore it becomes useless for those trying to compose. It is very expensive considering these limitations. I’m glad I have it but feel ripped off.

After shelling out more than a hundred dollars for this app to convert our church songs to score, PhotoScore (full version in-app) did not work on my iPad Pro. While the lite free version worked wonderfully, converting the partial top parts of scanned sheets, PhotoScore (full) shows a blank list of photos (though flashed the list in milliseconds). Please fix bug or refund my Apple apps purchase.

This version is a year old now. Still clumsy. I wish there was a pairing option to a stylus like the Adonit pixel so that you could rest your hand on the tablet. For the money, I would expect the updates to be much more frequent. I'll be using my old pen and paper in the meantime.

A very expensive app...and very frustrating, I regret buying it, having first tried the free version, I did expect a lot more for the money AUD$68.00.....what a waste. Much better notation apps for a third of the price. So disappointing.

I am a piano teacher and often needs to rearrange music score or simplified some pop music for students or for duets. This app is very helpful particularly when I can just take a photo and edit /transpose the notes. It saves so much time notating each individual note. It works well with iPad pro and the stylus.

Okay, so this is a relatively new app and of course there is always room for improvement but it is amazing in what it can already do. After trying out the lite version I immediately bought the full version as well as the photoscore IAP. A bit pricy for an iOS app, sure, but look at the desktop alternatives. All expensive and none of them work well, and the amount of trouble one has to go through to get the job done. You have to first scan the score in in the right format and resolution(a bit difficult if the music is part of a book), have it converted(with questionable accuracy), then transferred to your iOS device. With this app you can have the sheet converted to MIDI in less than a minute! I have to explore the manual entry method a bit more but what I have tried I am loving it. Been trying out a few of the notation apps and all are painful to use. The iOS platform is just perfect for Photoscore. Now when my kids have a new piano piece to learn I can immediately have the music sheet captured and play back to them within a couple of minutes. My daughter needed to pick a song out of a few to learn for her Esttedford performance and I could let her listen to each piece before she decided which one to learn. Great for practising and getting a feel for the song before starting. I can also scan any of my hundreds of music sheet in, have them converted to MIDI and use them in any of my composing apps and DAW. Extensive exporting options are available, and GM MIDI compatible too. :) Like all desktop alternatives, accuracy of the MIDI conversion is not 100% but is still very good, so one does have to check if accuracy is important. Tricky notations like grace note...etc tend to trip it a bit but overall ok. Sometimes during playback it may get a bit lost with lots of repeats and score/music may get out of sync. Hence improvement is needed in these areas however I am still loving it. Before notate me I used to dread having to enter each note one at a time and now it is actually fun! A few features I would like to see added: -ability to import photos and PDF -more customisable layout for the score -coreMIDI -AudioBus -Inter-App-Audio -MIDIBus -Comprehensive file manger with folders and cut/copy/paste support -ability to use user SF2 Soundfonts -Practising tools: would be great if the app can become more interactive when using an external MIDI keyboard like waiting for the player to play the correct before playing continue. What had also helped

Great app for scoring on the go. Sometimes has trouble recognising notes, so you need move the notes around a bit. Otherwise very happy!