Maestro Score

Free, no account, no ads. Write scores with your fingers, the on-screen piano or a keyboard, read them full screen, turn pages with a pedal and listen with the mixer.

Maestro is a notation editor and a music stand for iPad: write your scores, read them full screen, turn pages with a tap or a Bluetooth pedal, and listen to them while you practice. Free, with no account and no ads.

It opens the files you already have: Maestro scores, Finale documents (.musx and .mus), MusicXML, MuseScore, Guitar Pro, MIDI and PDF, from Files, iCloud Drive or any app that shares them.

WRITE • A new score in a few taps: template, instruments, key, time signature, tempo and page • Notes with the on-screen piano or guitar neck, chords too, or with a hardware keyboard and the same shortcuts as on the Mac • Select with a finger, drag notes and markings, undo and redo • Articulations, dynamics, hairpins, slurs, tuplets, repeats, chord symbols, lyrics, text and layout from palettes and the inspector • Parts for each instrument, and parts with several instruments • Saves in place, also in iCloud Drive, so the same file opens on your Mac • Export and share as PDF, Maestro, MusicXML, Finale (.musx), LilyPond, MEI or MIDI, all parts in PDF in one go • VoiceOver reads the score and every note you write

READ • Full-screen pages, two side by side when you turn the iPad • Turn pages with a tap, a swipe or a Bluetooth pedal, with a half-page turn • Pinch to zoom up to 4×; every piece reopens where you left it • Setlists for rehearsals and gigs, recent scores with thumbnails and search • Write on the pages with Apple Pencil, saved for each piece and each part

LISTEN • Playback with General MIDI sounds; the playhead follows the music and turns the page for you • Metronome, tempo from 50% to 150%, and a mixer with volume, pan, reverb, mute, solo and sound for each instrument

THE SAME SCORES ON YOUR MAC Maestro for Mac has the same editor with every engraving option: start a score on one, finish it on the other.

No account, no ads and no data collected.

Maestro speaks English, Italian, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Korean.