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They have a very interesting monetization strategy, musescore.org vs musescore.com where you pay to access the sheet music library. Another program I am greatl
by zaroth 6y ago
They have a very interesting monetization strategy, musescore.org vs musescore.com where you pay to access the sheet music library.
Another program I am greatly enjoying is Synthesia particularly because I can drop in any MIDI file exported from MuseScore and learn to play it there.
Sythesia’s keyboard and note tracking is much better than the MuseScore app, and it’s $8 once to fully unlock which is pricing I love.
The other app I’ve used is Noteflight, which I’ve used to simplify some songs that my daughter really wanted to play, to make them easier but still sound mostly right.
- skybrian 6y agoMusescore.com seems to be a different organization than the free software project at musescore.org. There is a relationship between them, but it's a bit mysterious exactly what it is. The boundaries are somewhat blurred. For example, there is a search box on musescore.org that goes to musescore.com. It's also not clear whether paying for musescore.com funds the open source project.