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NotateMe App for iOS

Music composition and notation software from Neuratron, featuring powerful handwritten music recognition.

Keywords:: iPhone, software, music notation, iPad, Android, Notation

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Arts / Music

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Material Type:: Development Tool
Date Added to MERLOT:: October 7, 2013
Date Modified in MERLOT:: August 13, 2021
Author:: Neuratron Ltd
Submitter:: Jose Rodriguez Alvira
Primary Audience:: High School, College General Ed, College Lower Division, College Upper Division, Graduate School, Professional
Technical Format:: Other

Mobile Compatibility:: iOS (Apple)
Technical Requirements:: iOS and Android app.
Language:: English
Cost Involved:: Yes
Source Code Available:: No
Accessibility Information Available:: Unknown
Creative Commons:: No

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Jose Rodriguez Alvira (Faculty)

9 years ago

You may also want to consider Noteflight. It's web based (noteflight.com) and now works on iPads. It may be a faster to write on Noteflight, but you need to be online. It's also able to write more complex notation. They have a learning edition (there you need to pay), where the teacher is able to post assignments and when the students log in each one is presented with a fresh copy of the assignment. You can then check each students's work, add comments, etc.

Used in course? Yes

Time spent reviewing site: several years

David Comtois (Teacher (K-12))

9 years ago

Both of the schools I teach at are using iPad technology. I want to start using Notate Me as a way to have students learn about music notation. Any experience so far? I know it's still new and I've been messing around with it my self. (Buy the way, how can I delete extra measures and add a final bar line?)

David Comtois (Teacher (K-12))

9 years ago

Just got the answer to my question from Neuratron. Just flick the measure! Why didn't I think of that!