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Moritz Wolf · Music
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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New in this version: – Two pages side by side: in landscape Notenbuch shows your music like an open book – half as many page turns. On large screens it happens by itself, and you can switch any time. – Bookmarks: mark the places that matter by name – “Coda”, “solo”, “2nd verse”. Bookmarked pages are marked in the page strip, the jump list takes you there with one tap, and every bookmark gets its own entry in your library, searchable by name. – More score details: genre, tags, key, tempo, duration, rating, arranger and publisher are new. All of it is searchable, and you can sort by composer or rating. – Recording: Record your playing right in the score view and listen back later. Several takes per score are no problem, and you can turn pages while recording. Play back, rename and delete them in the score details. – Clean scans: Importing with the camera now uses the iOS document scanner. It finds the page edges, straightens pages photographed at an angle and lifts the contrast – several pages in one go. – Lift contrast: Grey scans can be turned into real black and white, per score. Pencil markings stay, and your file is left untouched. – A title of its own: Each score's displayed title is now independent of the file name. After importing, Notenbuch briefly asks for title, number, composer and part – skipping is always fine. – Easier to read: small hint text now has stronger contrast, large system text no longer breaks the bars, and tap targets are bigger – from the page strip to the toolbar.
In-app purchases · US
No in-app purchases.
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About
Notenbuch turns your iPad or iPhone into a digital music stand – without heavy binders, photocopies or someone else's cloud. You decide where your scores live: in a folder of your choice, for example in iCloud Drive or the Files app. Notenbuch organises them, displays them and stays with you while practising and on stage. YOUR LIBRARY, YOUR FOLDER – Any base folder (e.g. iCloud Drive) instead of a forced cloud – your files stay your files – Pick a folder in iCloud Drive and your scores are on all your devices automatically – Import scores as PDF or photo – or scan them with the camera: edges, perspective and contrast are corrected automatically, several pages in one go – Folders with coloured icons for a quick overview – Search across title, composer, genre, tags and folder – and across your bookmark names SETLISTS FOR CONCERT AND REHEARSAL – Combine any scores from your whole library into a setlist – Reorder them with a fingertip – Page through a whole setlist in the viewer without going back to the library MADE FOR PRACTICE AND THE STAGE – Handwritten annotations right on the page, with finger or stylus – Bookmarks for the places that matter: “Coda”, “solo”, “2nd verse” – marked in the page strip and findable in your library – Record yourself and listen back later – several takes per score, and you can keep turning pages while recording – Built-in metronome – Built-in tuner – Bluetooth pedal for hands-free page turning – Continuous page turning across scores – within a folder or a setlist LARGE, CLEAN PAGES – Two pages side by side in landscape, like an open book – half as many page turns, switchable any time – White margins are trimmed automatically, so your music appears as large as possible – Grey scans can be lifted to real black on white, with pencil markings kept – Both adjustable per score – and without changing your file EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE – Per score: title, composer, number, part, genre, tags, key, tempo, duration, rating, arranger, publisher and source – Sort by name, number, composer or rating – set per folder – Dark or light design – chosen at first launch, changeable any time – Six languages: German, English, French, Dutch, Italian and Spanish – Large system text, checked contrast and “Reduce Motion” are supported Notenbuch replaces the paper binder – for orchestra musicians, chamber ensembles, choirs, music students and everyone who likes their sheet music digital, ordered and ready at hand.
What's new · 1.5
New in this version: – Two pages side by side: in landscape Notenbuch shows your music like an open book – half as many page turns. On large screens it happens by itself, and you can switch any time. – Bookmarks: mark the places that matter by name – “Coda”, “solo”, “2nd verse”. Bookmarked pages are marked in the page strip, the jump list takes you there with one tap, and every bookmark gets its own entry in your library, searchable by name. – More score details: genre, tags, key, tempo, duration, rating, arranger and publisher are new. All of it is searchable, and you can sort by composer or rating. – Recording: Record your playing right in the score view and listen back later. Several takes per score are no problem, and you can turn pages while recording. Play back, rename and delete them in the score details. – Clean scans: Importing with the camera now uses the iOS document scanner. It finds the page edges, straightens pages photographed at an angle and lifts the contrast – several pages in one go. – Lift contrast: Grey scans can be turned into real black and white, per score. Pencil markings stay, and your file is left untouched. – A title of its own: Each score's displayed title is now independent of the file name. After importing, Notenbuch briefly asks for title, number, composer and part – skipping is always fine. – Easier to read: small hint text now has stronger contrast, large system text no longer breaks the bars, and tap targets are bigger – from the page strip to the toolbar.
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