Forscore Music
- Forscore Music App Review
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- Forscore Music App For Android
- Forscore Music App For Windows
ForScore and Musicnotes.com have teamed up to bring you the ultimate combination of tools and content. Musicnotes is the world’s largest digital sheet music retailer and publisher, with an incredible catalog of over 300,000 arrangements and a proven record of satisfaction with over 35 million downloads to more than six million customers. Note: forScore also offers an optional, annual auto-renewing subscription called forScore Pro that unlocks additional features and content (visit forScore.co/pro for complete details). ForScore Pro is a 1-year subscription that renews automatically until canceled. ForScore Price: $15 Platform: iOS Best Features: Advanced notation and the ability to wirelessly control multiple devices within the app. Website: Let’s start with the most widely used sheet music app, ForScore. ForScore has a sleek and user-friendly interface most classical musicians will enjoy. ForScore is a great tool for musicians who are wanting to read sheet music from their tablets! In this video, we'll go over all things ForScore, cover the ti. ForScore really is the perfect sheet music app for your iPad. It can import just about and PDF and it connects directly to storage services, like Dropbox, so you can import all of your music and have everything you need right on your iPad.
On iOS the forScore app is the score app, by many considered the golden standard. And for good reason.
App:forScore
Available for:iOS
Developer:forScore
Website:http://forscore.co/
Arguably, forScore is just a simple PDF reader with some musician-friendly features bolted on. Sure. But the beauty of this is how well the features have been selected and implemented. What you get is an incredibly useful and reliable PDF music reader, built for center stage.
As you have probably understood by now, I really like forScore. So let's keep this review short by focusing on the few (but sometimes important) weaknesses: If your music library contain anything but songs individually stored in PDF format, think again. The forScore app handle collections, like Real Books, but you have to bookmark each song. It works, but is somewhat tedious. And the only other supported formats are variants of Word files, which are just converted to PDF.
