Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Music Eye gives choir singers a way to mute their own part
Music Eye describes a phone app that scans printed sheet music and plays it back, with separate controls for the Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass parts.
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- Choir singers practising from printed SATB scores
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- The site says scanning happens on the device; it also offers MusicXML, WAV and PDF exports.
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The described workflow includes scanning a page, checking the recognized notes in an editor, then choosing playback sound and tempo. The page also lists a pitch pipe, metronome, folders, and exports in MusicXML, WAV, and PDF formats. It says scans are processed on the phone rather than uploaded; the free tier is described as limited to a few scans and piano playback.
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