Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score for PC

★ ★ ★ Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score Overview

What is Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score? Notation Pad is a sheet music notation app available on iOS that allows users to read, compose, edit, playback scores, and write lyrics. It is designed for music lovers, composers, and beginners who want to learn music score, music notes, and tablature. The app supports ensemble, choir, or symphony score, as well as a single track piano score. It also supports over 100 kinds of musical instruments and multi-voice.

Software Features and Description

1. -Export/Import the industry-popular MusicXML file format, allowing for exchanging sheet music with other software (Finale, Sibelius, Encore, MuseScore, etc).

2. For any music lover or composer, Notation Pad gives you the ability to read, compose, edit, playback scores and write lyrics.

3. As long as you have a little knowledge of sheet music, you can write music composition simply by touching and moving.

4. It is also designed for a beginner who wants to learn music score, music notes and tablature.

5. A great sheet music notation app on iOS.

6. It can handle ensemble, choir or symphony score, also it supports for a single track piano score.

7. Piano, organ, guitar, violin, sax, flute, brass, bass, etc.

8. With it you can be a talented composer and great musician anywhere.

9. With the help of it you could easily record the flashes of inspiration wherever they strike.

10. -Realtime multi-person collaborative editing via SharePlay.

11. -Support over 100 kinds of musical instrument.

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Download and install Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score	Get App ↲	4,899 4.29	Song Zhang

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score"
The search will reveal the Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score.
Now enjoy Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Song Zhang	4.29	2.1.5

Get Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Song Zhang	4899	4.29

Download on Android: Download Android

Notation Pad-Sheet Music Score functions

- Realtime multi-person collaborative editing via SharePlay.

- Export/Import the industry-popular MusicXML file format, allowing for exchanging sheet music with other software (Finale, Sibelius, Encore, MuseScore, etc).

- Export MIDI file.

- Export PNG image and PDF document.

- High quality sound for playback.

- Support editing up to 8 staff at the same time.

- Support over 100 kinds of musical instrument. Piano, organ, guitar, violin, sax, flute, brass, bass, etc.

- Support multi-voice.

- A great lyric app.

- A variety of music note types, from whole note to 128th note and dotted note.

- Chord, staff, track.

- Treble, alto and bass clef.

- Edit lyrics.

- A variety of time signatures.

- All standard key signatures.

- Adjustable tempo.

- All accidentals (sharps, flats, double sharps, double flats, and naturals).

- Tie, slur, and tuplet.

- Many types of ornament.

- A wide range of dynamics.

UNLIMITED ACCESS SUBSCRIPTION:

- Support up to 8 staff.

- Config parts(add, delete, reorder).

- Change key for each part.

- Change beat type and tempo.

- Config clef for each staff.

- Config sound for each part.

- No watermark image export.

- No Ads.

- Support 2nd voice part.

- Transpose instruments.

- Pickup bar.

- Import data file.

- Edit downloaded music score.

- Unlock all 100+ instruments.

- The subscription is $6.99 weekly with trial.

- Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase.

- Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.

- Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal.

- Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase.

- Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that service, where applicable.

- Terms of use: https://service.notationpad.com/terms_service.html

✔ Pros:

- Easy to use for people who can sight read and play an instrument by ear

- Allows users to compose music without needing an instrument available

- Great for hearing compositions for music theory classes

- Free version is great and offers many staff elements

- Guides users through notes with a line on the screen

☹ Cons:

- No swing functionalities

- Triplets at the end of the measure are only possible by changing the time signature

- Instruments are out of tune and harmony is not possible with two different instruments

- Difficulty removing notes when tweaking compositions

- Annoying ads promoting paid membership

Top Pcmac Reviews

Beginner SongWriter

By RCeallaigh (Pcmac user)

Love this app. I was watching a vlog on the top songwriting apps and this was suggested as #10. I understand music theory and song progression through learning to playing and playing the violin for so long, but I’ve never created my own music. I’m teaching myself to write music and songs based on my experiential knowledge. This app is amazing for people who can sight read and play an instrument by ear because it so easy to put a note on the page, play it and build on it to make the sound or song as you hear it in your mind. The written notes are placed along a score and helps to remove the necessity of constantly having an instrument available. It’s so easy to use from editing, deleting, adding, saving. It’s so great. Check it out. In my opinion, it’s definitely worth the purchase. It’s not going to create a whole song with the ability to introduce multiple instruments or effects available in a mixing studio. But it’s perfect for creating sheet music verbatim or using it to build the skeleton of a song that you may choose to upload into another program to add Sound FX, vocals, drum beats, etc. I love it. Check it out. I hope I’ve described the app in enough detail on how it’s benefited me in order to know whether it’s a great fit for you.
Pretty Good

By Paaapssss (Pcmac user)

I don’t want to get into the payment details about this but it’s technically worth it. The app is pretty good for when you are not actually able to play/write music at the moment. There are some problems like no swing functionalities and the fact that triplets at the end of the measure and possible unless you change the time signature. The biggest and worst problem are the instruments, look they’re okay but WAY out of tune. Harmony is not possible with two different instruments. I play saxophones and other reed instruments so I can say this about brass. Reed instruments are pretty bad. Saxophones are way to high, the highest note for alto is C but it is generally F sharp on an actual saxophone. Tenor sax is just out of tune completely. Barisax is way to high. Sopranosax is the best one. Clarinets are just way to quite. I mean other than that, it’s a pretty good app. The key board, guitars, basses, percussion, etc sounds pretty well. Although the string instruments always do the start of the note. This makes string instrument kind of robotic. Other than these things, it’s definitely worth it.
I LOVE IT!

By Beyay01 (Pcmac user)

I absolutely love this app! I needed an app that would allow me to compose pieces while also allowing me to hear it for my Music Theory Class since I don’t really have a laptop yet and, so far, it’s been absolutely wonderful. The only reason I’m giving it 4/5 Stars is because I have trouble removing notes when I want to tweak something in, say, the first measure but I already have the first sheet of music done. To get rid of that one note, I could get rid of it but it takes forever for that little “x” to come up (maybe it’s because of my big fingers). Another reason why I can’t give it five stars is because I still haven’t tried out the feature that would let me send my homework to my teacher so, fingers crossed that it works. As for the paid stuff, to be honest, I feel like it’s worth the money since most programs like this are about the same amount anyway. All in all, great app and I can’t wait to see how the developers improve it even more ❤️
Coolness

By Guitar Popcorn (Pcmac user)

This app is pretty cool. The free version is great, and I bet that’s exactly what some of you are wondering. You can use pretty much any staff elements and there is a button that you can push that will put a line on the screen that guides you through the notes. Why the missing star? The adds about becoming a paying member are far more annoying and have a secret way of getting out that took me a while to discover: above the sign up, 7.99 a month, there is a sentence in smaller print that says, “or continue with free version”. That is where you click, on the words. If you are bad at noticing obvious things like me and you get the free version (which I would suggest), you’ll be glad you saw this. Also, to the developer, sorry for the previous, harsh review. Enjoy making some music!