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■ Improvements - MIDI files recorded from a performance show and play far fewer chopped-up notes. - Arpeggios in Finale files (.musx) are now shown. ■ Bug Fixes - Fixed some MIDI and Finale files not opening. - Fixed a time or key change inside a multi-measure rest not being shown. - Fixed some notes of a part going missing when it was shown again after transposing while hidden.
Play & practice MusicXML, MIDI, .mscz & .musx: mute/solo, loop & metronome.
Scorelio plays the score files you already have — MusicXML, MIDI, MuseScore and Finale. Mute, solo and rebalance any part — reading, listening and practice all happen on one phone. No score at hand? Try the bundled sample — a four-part choir piece — right away. ■ Supported file formats - MusicXML (.xml / .musicxml / .mxl) - Standard MIDI File (.mid / .midi) - MuseScore (.mscz) - Finale (.musx) ■ Reading - Orchestral playback with a cursor that follows the music in real time - Tap anywhere on the score to play from there; jump to any measure or section - Turn pages or hold the playback position centred or left of centre; pinch-to-zoom, double-tap to fit, full-screen paper layout, single-line horizontal scroll - Solfège syllables (movable do) under the notes, taken from the key signature and following changes of key - Write on the score: text notes and a freehand pen. What you write stays on the same notes when you change the staff size or the layout, and the score file itself is never changed ■ Practising part by part - Per-part mute, solo, volume and instrument (sound) - Hide the other staves and read only your own line (hidden parts keep playing) - A-B repeat with beat-snapped markers, and a tempo that can rise each lap - Tempo from 50 to 300 BPM, with a one-bar count-in - Metronome with selectable click sounds, on every beat or on the offbeats - Chord track: automatic backing that follows the chord symbols in the score, with selectable voicings - Audio track: your own backing or reference recording in sync with the score — it follows even when you change the tempo - Settings and annotations are remembered per score and come back when you reopen it - Recent scores on the home screen, control from an external keyboard or a page-turner pedal, and screen reader support (TalkBack) ■ Ways to practice - Solo your own part to learn it, then mute it and play along with the rest - Loop the two bars that keep going wrong, slowly at first, faster each lap - Read your own staff large while the rest of the ensemble keeps playing - Play through against a backing track, the metronome or the chord backing - Sight-read something new with the solfège syllables to hear how the notes relate ■ Scorelio Pro (one-time purchase) A single purchase unlocks everything below and restores on your other devices with the same account: - Remove ads - An additional sound font, plus your own sound fonts (.sf2 / .sf3) - Export scores and performances (MusicXML, also compressed .mxl / MIDI / PDF / audio .m4a / video .mp4) - Transpose by semitone - Play in full-page view, with the current bar marked and pages turning on their own - Notation and reference pitch: show transposing parts as written or as they sound, and tune to A=442 or another reference ■ Privacy-friendly by design - The contents and names of the scores you open are processed only on your device and never uploaded - Viewing, playback and Pro features such as transpose and export work without an internet connection — you only need a connection to purchase or restore Pro, and the first time you choose the additional sound font - No name, email, or account sign-in required - An advertising ID is collected for ad delivery, and anonymous usage and crash data for quality improvement (see the privacy policy) ■ Languages English / German / Japanese / Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese / Korean / Vietnamese Whether you sing in a choir, play in a wind ensemble, rehearse in a band, or prepare for your next lesson, Scorelio fits in your pocket.