Scan a page of sheet music, hear it, practice it and write your own. For students and hobby players, teachers, families, makam players and conservatory musicians.
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7 days free
Teach a class from one screen.
Invite your students, give each one a piece and see how they practice. Show the score on a TV with a six-character code.
Children practice, parents stay in charge.
A parent sets up the app and hands it over. Exercises are read aloud, and the app asks whether it is enough for today.
Makam in its own tuning.
Koma accidentals are written and played in 53-comma tuning. The header names the makam and the usul.
Practice for conservatory study.
Transposing instruments, one part at a time, ear training and a timed exam.
Scroll
Play a real score.
This is the app's own score view, running here. Press play, change the key, or switch to note names and chords.
Tempo
View
Key
What it does.
Get your music in.
Photograph a printed page, choose photos, or open a PDF, MusicXML or MIDI file.
Scan a page
Open a file
Check only what is unsure.
Measures the app could not read with confidence are marked. Compare them with the original page and fix a note with a tap.
Two measures to check
Names in your system
Press play
Play it the way your instrument reads.
Switch a transposing part between written and concert pitch. Mute a part, play it alone, or set its volume.
Play a part alone
Mute a part
Volume of each part
Practice at your own pace.
A metronome with five scenes, and a speed trainer that raises the tempo after clean passes.
Five scenes
Set or tap the tempo
Learn theory, train your ear.
Lessons from the first notes up, with exercises that check your answer. Dictation, intervals by ear and a timed exam.
Name the interval
Listen again
Your answer is checked
Write your own.
Type notes, add a second voice or a TAB staff, and hear it as you go. Export PDF, MusicXML or MIDI, or share a song card.
A TAB staff
Two voices
Hear it
Makam, written and played as it is.
Koma accidentals are written and played in 53-comma tuning. The header names the makam and the usul, and the tuner has a 53-koma mode.
Makam and usul
A koma accidental
Run the class from your tablet.
Invite students with a link, show the score on a TV with a code, and give each group its own part.
Class code
Show it on a TV
Questions on the blackboard.
Children answer short exercises, and the app tells them kindly when to try again. A parent keeps the account and sees a weekly summary.
Every plan starts with 7 days free. Buy on either store and it works on both.
Annual
$59.99per yearAbout $5 a month
Monthly
$11.99per month
Weekly
$4.99per week
Without a plan your library stays open, and you can view and play every score you have.
Prices are in US dollars. The store shows the price for your country.
Questions
What is Notanica?
Notanica is a sheet-music app for iPhone, iPad and Android. It turns a photographed or PDF score into music you can play, loop and transpose, and it teaches theory and ear training.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets. One subscription works on iOS and Android.
How much does it cost?
$59.99 a year, $11.99 a month or $4.99 a week, in US dollars. Every plan starts with 7 days free.
Can it read a photographed score?
It reads printed pages from a photo or a PDF and plays them back. Measures it is unsure about are marked, so you can check them against the original page.
Which languages does it speak?
English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian and Turkish.
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