ScoreMux: SHEET MUSIC iPad + iPhone

YOUR MUSIC.
READY TO
PLAY.

Bring your PDFs. Mark the part.
Put your next set in order.

Coming to the App Store. iPhone and iPad.

Genuine ScoreMux reader showing Scarborough Fair, with a yellow rehearsal highlight and a blue breath stamp
ScoreMux reader · earlier app capture

Read and mark your original music.

YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY

READ. MARK. ORGANIZE. PRACTICE.↓iPHONE + iPAD

THE SHORT VERSION

FIND. PREPARE.
PLAY.

A library for your own sheet music, with the tools to get it ready for rehearsal.

YOUR BOOKS, MADE NAVIGABLE

FIND → OPEN → PLAY

FIND THE SONG.
INSIDE THE BOOK.

A large PDF can hold dozens of songs. Read its contents or index, then look up an individual song by name and open its page.

ILLUSTRATIVE SONG INDEX

Pick a title to reveal the real score artwork.

Public-domain Für Elise score by Beethoven
Original score art · website illustration

Für Elise score shown.

Actual anthology index result: 51 searchable songs, a Check 5 songs button, and real title and page labels

BOOK INDEXING / REAL APP RECORDING

Find a song.
Open its page.

Index the book’s contents and find usable songs straight away. This result has 51 searchable songs and five questions. Open the ready songs now; check uncertain titles when you choose.

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51-SECOND EDITED OVERVIEW · NORMAL SPEED · SILENT
Indexing took 141 seconds in this recording. This overview omits 133 seconds of that wait; nothing is sped up.

This recording shows starting-page results. It does not show complete automatic song ranges.

Read the walkthrough
  1. Choose and import the genuine anthology.
  2. Select its contents pages and start indexing.
  3. See 51 searchable songs and five optional review questions; ready songs remain usable.
  4. Open the uncertain entries, then search for Scarborough Fair. This shows its current starting-page result, not a corrected complete range.

Earlier app capture · CECIL J. SHARP
English Folk Songs—Selected Edition, Volume II: Songs and Ballads · Novello · c. 1919

Open the full indexing walkthrough3 MIN 20 SEC
Earlier app capture of Scarborough Fair’s first notation page, printed page 52 and PDF page 76

BOOK INDEXING / FULL SUPPLIED WALKTHROUGH

The wait. The questions.
The first page.

Watch the full 3:20 walkthrough, including the complete 141-second indexing wait, the 51-song result, five review prompts, search, and the first notation page.

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200 SECONDS · NORMAL SPEED · SILENT
Genuine recorded takes joined. The entire indexing wait is retained.

The walkthrough ends at Scarborough Fair’s first page. It does not demonstrate complete automatic song ranges.

TITLE FINDING

PAPER → YOUR LIBRARY

MUSIC FOR TONIGHT

BRUSH A TITLE.
FIND YOUR MUSIC.

Use a set list to find music you already own.

Select titles in a PDF set list. Check the matches in your library, including songs indexed inside your books.

FROM LIST TO SET

  1. 1Select the titles
  2. 2Check your library matches
  3. 3Save the set and open the music

Your collection supplies the music. You choose the matches.

The recording shows Smudge with a PDF set list.

Genuine ScoreMux reader showing The Entertainer's first original notation page after the four-song Smudge set list was saved

SMUDGE / REAL APP RECORDING

Select the songs.
Save the set.

Brush four titles in a set list. Review four ready matches from your own library, save the four-song set, then open The Entertainer at page 1 of 4.

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63-SECOND CONTINUOUS CAPTURE · NORMAL SPEED · SILENT
Earlier app capture · Silent app recording

This recording uses a PDF set list with a text layer. Camera input and OCR fallback are not demonstrated here.

Read the walkthrough
  1. Choose a genuine PDF set list with selectable text.
  2. Brush The Entertainer, Maple Leaf Rag, Amazing Grace, and Scarborough Fair.
  3. Review four ready charts matched from the user's own library.
  4. Save one set containing all four songs.
  5. Open The Entertainer. The native counter shows page 1 of 4, followed by its first original notation page.

READY FOR REHEARSAL

THE DETAILS THAT MAKE A PART YOURS

ALL THE RIGHT
MARKS.

A cue you’ll remember.
A part you can trust on the stand.

H.M.S. PINAFORECORNETS · 3
Real public-domain cornet score with illustrative rehearsal markswatch the cue
YOUR MUSIC. YOUR REHEARSAL MARKS.

TRY THE WEB ILLUSTRATION

A highlight, a slur, text, and musical stamps. Toggle the web marks to see what they add.

Website illustration on an original score. The reader capture above shows actual app marks.

Illustrative rehearsal marks are visible.

Write on the music.

Draw with the pencil or highlighter. Add text, lines, and musical stamps. Put the cue where you need it.

Build your working part.

Borrow musical passages from aligned instrument parts. Prepare the music you need for the chair you play.

Change the running order.

Reorder songs in a set list to match tonight’s programme. The same music, in the order you need.

SET ORDER / WEB ILLUSTRATION

The encore moved?
Move the song.

Try moving Amazing Grace up the running order. This explains the task; it is not a native app control.

  1. The Entertainer
  2. Maple Leaf Rag
  3. Amazing Grace

Example running order. Changes affect this illustration only.

FOR THE PIT

ONE CHAIR. SEVERAL BOOKS.

YOUR CHAIR.
YOUR WORKING PART.

A Reed player can juggle several instrument books in one show. Keep those books together, find the song, and borrow the passage you need from an aligned part.

01 / GATHER

The Reed chair

Keep your instrument books under the show. Follow its song index across the parts.

Flute bookClarinet bookSaxophone book
02 / BORROW

Choose the passage

Select a measure span in your working part, then choose the passage from an aligned instrument book.

03 / PREPARE

Check the join

Place the borrowed music and check it in context. Add the cues you need for rehearsal.

Passage + marks

Website diagram. The recording below shows the same borrowing task with violin parts.

Unmodified native Mars Violin I reader with a saved inline passage borrowed from the aligned Violin II part

BORROWING / REAL APP RECORDING

Two violin parts.
One working passage.

Borrow a passage from the aligned Mars Violin II book into Violin I, save the inline placement, and read the result. Both source parts remain unchanged.

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Earlier app capture · 38 SECONDS · NORMAL SPEED · SILENT
Earlier development build.

This is a violin example. The Reed-chair workflow above is a website illustration.

THE WHOLE APP

MADE FOR THE MUSICIAN’S DAY

FROM BOOKS
TO THE BOW.

Solo practice, an orchestra chair, or the pit. ScoreMux keeps the music and the preparation together.

Start with your music.

Import PDFs, scan with this device’s camera, or use a nearby iPhone camera while your iPad stays on the stand.

  • Find songs through contents and indexes.
  • Keep books and parts together.
  • Match printed titles to songs in your own library.
01 / PDF

Bring your files.

Import a PDF or a folder of music. Keep books and parts together.

02 / THIS CAMERA

Scan the paper.

Use the camera on the device in your hand to bring paper music into the library.

03 / NEARBY PHONE

Leave the iPad up.

Use a nearby iPhone camera while your iPad stays on the stand. Turn on Wi-Fi and allow Local Network access on both devices.

ScoreMux connects the devices directly. Nearby features need compatible devices, Wi-Fi enabled and the relevant permissions. See the support page for setup.

ALREADY TIDY?

Keep your good system.

You’ve put the books in the right folders. Review how those folders map to sections and chairs, then keep that organization when you import.

Show /
  Woodwinds /
    Reed 1 /
    Reed 2 /

A MIXED DOWNLOAD?

Give the pile some shape.

A mixed folder of downloads may need some attention. Review the folder roles, parts, and tags before confirming the import.

Rehearsal download /
  Flute.pdf
  Brass parts /
  Concert programme.pdf
You review the folder roles before the import.

Folder examples are website diagrams. The recording shows the actual app workflow.

Actual ScoreMux folder review: 36 PDFs in 29 folders, with section and chair choices and the Next button visible

BRING MUSIC IN / REAL APP RECORDING

Bring a folder.
Keep its structure.

Choose a folder of PDFs, review its sections and chairs, then import the music into your library. See an edited overview with Holst’s The Planets, from the folder to the organized List view.

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Read the walkthrough
  1. Choose the existing Library folder through the Files chooser.
  2. Review the folders and how they map to sections, chairs, and music.
  3. Check the proposed setup, then confirm the import.
  4. See the imported library in List view, with expanded sections and real part names.

57-SECOND EDITED OVERVIEW · NORMAL SPEED · SILENT
Navigation and repeated steps trimmed. Actual import processing retained.

Open the full walkthrough2 MIN 10 SEC
Actual ScoreMux List view with expanded Strings, Vocals and Woodwinds sections and genuine violin part names

FOLDER SETUP / THE FULL WALKTHROUGH

Follow the whole setup.

Watch the folder navigation, setup review, and import. Explore seven family sections showing 29 chair rows across the library. Selected chair folders open to reveal real score rows.

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2 MINUTES 10 SECONDS · NORMAL SPEED · SILENT
Two recorded takes joined. Actual import processing retained.

PRACTICE / INCLUDED WITH SCOREMUX

PLAY → LISTEN → LEARN

PLAY. LISTEN.
TRY AGAIN.

Keep the score, your takes and your notes together. Listen back and choose what to practice next.

01 / RECORD

Capture the take.

Record microphone audio or MIDI. Choose Timer when you want to log practice without recording.

02 / REPLAY

Follow the music back.

Listen again with the original score and the page turns you recorded while playing.

03 / REFLECT

Keep the useful notes.

Write a practice journal. Review your notes and sessions before your next lesson, and keep the next work in view.

Practice is included on iPhone and iPad. Microphone takes are saved as audio; Timer records no audio. Saved recordings can sync through your private iCloud when sync is enabled. Share a saved take when you choose. How recordings are stored →

Keyglow / OPTIONAL iPad ADD-ON

LET IT GLOW.

PLAY IN
FULL COLOR.

Play the on-screen keyboard, connect a MIDI controller, or play an imported MIDI or MusicXML song. Choose a sound and a look.

OPTIONAL ON iPAD · US$7.99 / YEAR

Decorative color study. No sound or app controls.

START WITH THE SOUND

A piano first.

Play a grand piano with the on-screen keys or live MIDI. Choose instruments, then add the visual look that suits the music.

BRING A SONG

MIDI + MusicXML.

Import MIDI or MusicXML songs into Keyglow. A PDF book can sit alongside as your score; it does not generate the performance.

CHOOSE A LOOK

Studio. Rain. Fire.

Keep it restrained, let the rain fall, or turn up the flames. Adjust rain and storm settings, choose a tent cover, or change fire’s pitch and key colors.

SHAPE THE SOUND

Organ, with drawbars.

The organ engine has nine drawbars, percussion, and rotary controls. Explore the instruments without making every tune a fire show.

SPACE + ECHO

Give the sound room.

Add reverb or echo. Hear how the room and the repeating notes change the character of your playing.

TWO SOUNDS

Layer. Or split.

Layer two sounds across the keyboard, or split it between two instruments. Choose the setup for the part you play.

Actual Keyglow Grid preview on iPad, with the native Preview and Not for sale yet labels visible

Keyglow / REAL APP PREVIEW

See the glow.
Choose a look.

A genuine silent simulator preview. Watch the animation, then see the native look picker change from Ember to Grid.

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Earlier app capture · 25 SECONDS · NORMAL SPEED
Preview · silent simulator visualization. Optional iPad add-on.

This silent clip shows the locked simulator preview and look picker. It does not demonstrate live input, sound or an unlocked performance.

PLANNED U.S. PRICING

KEYGLOW / ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

YOUR MUSIC.
YOUR TOOLS.

ScoreMux brings the sheet music tools together. Practice is included in the base app. Keyglow is optional on iPad.

ScoreMux: Sheet Music / iPad + iPhone

The sheet music app.

US$14.99

One-time base purchase

Books, musical marks, set lists, title finding, and preparation. Tuner, metronome, and Practice included.

PRACTICE INCLUDED

OPTIONAL ADD-ON / iPad

Keyglow

US$7.99

Annual auto-renewing subscription

The visual stage, instruments, session recording and video, audio or MIDI exports. Optional on iPad.

Watch the real preview

ScoreMux is not yet available on the App Store. Prices shown are the planned U.S. prices in USD. Keyglow costs US $7.99/year and renews automatically until canceled. Other storefronts use local currency and prices. Library and Practice work without Keyglow. Subscription, cancellation and restore help →

ScoreMux: SHEET MUSIC / iPad + iPhone

MUSIC READY.
LAUNCH NEXT.

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PRIVATE iCloud SYNCSELECTIVE DOWNLOADSBOOKS + MARKS ON YOUR DEVICES

With private iCloud sync enabled, supported saved work can sync across your own devices. Choose which music to keep on the device, and download it before going offline. Share copies when you choose.

EARLIER APP CAPTURE

YOUR LIBRARY.

An earlier ScoreMux library capture. This image is not an interactive app screen.

Swipe sideways, or focus the image and use the arrow keys, to see all columns.

Enlarged genuine ScoreMux library with its controls, recognizable songs, page counts, and full Last Opened dates and times
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