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Synphony pro vs notion vs stave’n’tabs vs others? Which is the best (notation/score) app

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  • onkeyonkey

    Perhaps shoot Presonus our screenshots with a please explain? I’m assuming you’re on the latest install?

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @onkey said:
    Perhaps shoot Presonus our screenshots with a please explain? I’m assuming you’re on the latest install?

    Yes. Latest version. I contacted their support but haven't heard back yet.

  • pianowillbebachpianowillbebach

    I like Scanscore (https://scan-score.com/en). It's good for scanning in music, editing it, and then exporting to XML or whatever!

  • hisdudenesshisdudeness

    @espiegel123 said:
    Does anyone know of a way in either Notion or Symphony Pro to split the notes of a polyphonic track (such as two-handed piano playing) so that they appear on two staves of a grand staff. I have some MIDI files of piano improvs that I’d like to turn into piano notation to refine the pieces into compositions. MIDI is importing fine into both apps for me. But I end up with all notes on one staff. I’d love to have them split by pitch.

    can symphony Pro do this now?

    This is a feature im interested in too

  • ciancian

    On iPad I still think Notion is the best, though all of the apps are problematic. On desktop MuseScore has become surprisingly good. If I could work out a way to get decent playback (i.e. find decent soundfonts to use) - I'd just use that on the cheapest netbook I could find.

  • mjcouchemjcouche
    edited October 2019

    @hisdudeness There have been some polyphonic midi splitting threads going around. One involves Streambyter - the other involves Mozaic...I think. I haven't caught up on them. So you could split the midi before going into Notion or Symphony Pro

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @hisdudeness : I haven't checked in the latest release.

  • ciancian

    Oh the reason that I mentioned MuseScore is that it's free. I find in practice that at some state I always have to return to the desktop.

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