Super app
Edit 2026:
Svp, quand on exporte un set'ist en texte seulement, ajouter aux option de partage la durée, le tempo et la clé!
Merci
Was excellent. Now buggy abandonware.
... in another life I have to read technical manuals in PDF form, and I needed an app in which to make marginal notes. It took an embarrassingly long time to realise that I already had one.
Update (after several years use): I'm downgrading this to 2 stars for the following reasons:
1. The developer, a single programmer it seems, appears to have lost interest in this program, and neither posts updates nor responds to bug reports.
2. There are long-standing bugs that can require an app hard-restart during rehearsal/performance:
2.1. The spontaneous, random, event of appearance of the page-scroll-thumbnail, obscuring part of the page, and persisting until an app hard-restart, and
2.2. The inability to turn pages after hiding the default annotation layer, for which the workround seems to require an app hard-restart followed by the creation of a score-layer.
Beware getting locked-in to this app. With hundreds of scores and countless hours of annotations, I find myself trapped in a proprietary format with no migration path out of it.
Great…and awful
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Very good but still room to be better
Best purchase of the year
Excelent
Extremely frustrating
Good, but not perfect
Love it
It has a nice dashboard and tuner built it
I have marked up pieces so I can search inside easier for longer pieces
I just bought a blue tooth pedal
Very helpful when my quartet practices I can switch music quickly.
Best app I have bought
Can’t share set lists!
Amazing
iPhone syncing fails often without notice
iPhone consistently stops syncing due to some vague “server date” problem. Restarting requires choosing server or iOS.
Unacceptable. I’m deleting the iPhone app.
New version kills iCloud sync with old version??
Bought a new iPad last month and installed forScore on it. Set up iCloud syncing like normal. It’s not my sheet music iPad, but nice to have music on it for the occasional use.
Went to my sheet music iPad today and realized it hasn’t synced since last month. Dragged down in the dialog box to force a sync, and an error message pops up: “forScore Update Required.” Okay, went to App Store. No updates available - forScore requires iOS 17 or later. Sheet music iPad is an old iPad Pro, because hey it’s just sheet music and that doesn’t require much processing power. Was working great, until I have to upgrade iOS, and the iPad is too old to do that. And now I can’t sync my sheet music, so the iPad basically got obsoleted with no warning and no way to roll it back.
To be clear, my complaint is not that forScore got upgraded and now only supports newer iOSes. That’s fine and appropriate. My complaint is that setting up iCloud sync on a newer version apparently changed my sync data and has now rendered my previously functional iPad useless. There was no warning from forScore that they were going to do this. There’s no backwards compatibility. There’s no way to roll back either the forScore version or the old iCloud sync data. There’s no way to get my previously perfectly functional iPad working again. Really feels like a particularly customer-unfriendly approach. Wish I had literally any option other than buying a new iPad. 🤦♂️
Fix the piano!!
Unresponsive app and No Support for help
Doesn’t work at all
Not recommended!
Good app, started having issues…
Need a PhD to operate it
But don’t expect to get this and start right away.
Great app other than syncing.
Won’t sync with iCloud
That said my particular use, which may not be yours is that I have a MacBook Pro, a 13 inch iPad and an iPad mini that I use for different purposes at different times. All my efforts to sync with iCloud as advertised has failed over a period of years. I’ve reached out to support and they sent me a very long explanation, which I appreciated but didn’t really fix my problem. They described how difficult it is to sync things using iCloud and it wasn’t forScore that was bad but that iCloud was bad. So for me adding scores to this app on one device means that I will not have it on my other device when I reach for it.
Bottom line: if you only use this app on one device, you are all set. It’s great and it will work for you and you’ll have all your music in one place. However, if you have forScore on more than one device, this app falls frustratingly short.
I hope they work this thing out at some point, and I will look forward to revising my rating for the five stars that it will deserve.
Thx, -steve
