There are straightforward instructions that are well-written and easy to follow. I’m a techno-dinosaur, but even I found the software easy to use with a comprehensive, intuitive dashboard and cool graphic display. I have tried it with solo piano recordings of myself playing and it works best in that situation. It captures the harmony between multiple instruments so it can be used for more complex compositions, but not surprisingly it is more accurate with fewer instruments and simpler compositions. And, in any case, you can edit the sheet music to correct any errors (a learning exercise in its own right).Īnthemscore allows you to add or remove notes, drag notes to new positions, copy and paste notes from one section to another, change tempo, key, time signature, etc. I have used it for several songs now and it is relatively accurate and reliable – “relatively” meaning minimal errors.

The software will play the song back based on the sheet music it created so that you can compare it with the original recording. With it, you simply upload an audio file to the program and itĪutomatically transcribes the song and creates sheet music for it. Likely other programs available (I’m no expert), but the software I’m reviewing here is called Anthemscore.

Quickly, relatively easily, with reasonable accuracy, and inexpensively. It turns out there is software available that can convert an audio file to sheet music Software to the Rescue: Introducing Anthemscore Although it was recorded by a well-known band, the song is relatively unknown. However, again – there is no published sheet music available for this particular song. BUT, I like to have sheet music for the original recording in case I get stuck or want to check my work. Wants me to do and what I usually do when I learn a new song. Learn the song by ear and write out my own arrangement. I’m learning a new song for which there is no sheet music available.

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