Symphony Pro - Music Notation on the iPad

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Music Notation on the iPad

Add or edit notes by tapping on the score, playing the built-in keyboard, or playing a Core MIDI instrument. You can use familiar gestures to navigate or playback your composition.

Scores can be instantly played back. There are 114 instruments and up to 12 seperate tracks available. If you add dynamics or articulations to a composition, they will effect what is played back.

There are many advanced editing tools such as copy/paste, undo/redo, mult-measure insertions/deletions, and multi-note selections. There are lots of dynamics and articulations that you can add to your pieces. In addition, you can now add lyrics and chord symbols to your scores.

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App Store Rating:

Music teacher's dream. I love this app. It is so great to have a REAL composition app on the iPad.
— Bandman73
It's given new life to songs I only had on paper and am afraid of losing. It's a professional application and the price is worth it! You will be amazed what you can do with it!
— Lattana
This app is brilliant. It is user-friendly and supported by very compassionate and customer service-oriented developers.
— Jason F.
Sibelius and Finale may be more powerful but they could learn a thing or two from Symphony Pro.
— Joel E.
Best in class. Worth every penny, this is an absolute bargain for anyone who likes to work with notation.
— JimGR
From what I have experienced, it is fantastic for the composer on the go. The absolute best music-scoring app available for the iPad.
— Micah D.
The app is gorgeous. Just beautiful. The UI is quite good. I like how you simply tap on the score, and BAM! Notes there!
— William S.
If you're a musician at any level you'll want this. Great for composition on the go, sketching out parts, trying new ideas. Easy to learn and use.
— 1gen

Each composition can be exported as a MusicXML, MIDI, PDF, MP3, AAC, or Symphony file. You can import MusicXML, MIDI, ABC, MXL, Symphony files, or even scanned sheet music and begin editing right away.

Use the virtual keyboard or a Core MIDI instrument to record a performance. It will be transcribed into music notation as you play. You can set the recording tempo to whatever you’d like. A metronome will play along with you to keep track of the beat.

You can choose how many different parts of the score are displayed. For example, measure numbers or instrument labels can be hidden if desired. You can also change the font sizes of lyrics, chord symbols, and text boxes independently.

Playback Quality play pause Canon in D.mp3	MusicXML Canon in D.xml
PDF Canon in D.pdf	MIDI Canon in D.mid

114 high quality instruments including drum kit
Up to 12 tracks and 4 voices per composition
Add and edit notes by tapping on the score, playing the built-in keyboard, or playing a Core MIDI instrument
Supports tons of notational elements, including dynamics, arpeggios, trills, mordents, accelerandos, glissandos, staccatos, tuplets, double bar-lines alternate endings, and repeats
Real time note entry
Smart chord symbol, lyric, and text tool
Customizable noteheads
Import MusicXML, MIDI, ABC, MXL, Symphony files, or even scanned music sheet
Export as a MusicXML, MIDI, PDF, MP3, AAC, or Symphony file
Change the time signature, key signature, or clef at any point in the score
Advanced editing support, such as copy/paste and undo/redo
Print a page or the entire score from your iPad
Easily share your files to others on the same local network
Switch to portrait mode to view your composition in full screen, like sheet music
Multi-touch gestures for faster navigation and editing
Customizable layout & text sizes
View and edit tracks one at a time, or all at once
Delete individual notes, entire measures, or entire selection areas
Use the keyboard without entering any notes to test out phrases
Loop playback between specific measures
Metronome
Document recovery
Built-in manual