KineScribe

KineScribe

by David Ralley

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 15, 2013
  • June 9, 2024
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This application allows users to create, edit, and read dance notation scores using Laban movement principles. It offers a comprehensive symbol palette and tools for customization, enabling easy sharing and integration with other notation software.

Create and edit structured notation scores
Support for Motif and Language of Dance scores
Import and read LabanWriter scores
Extensive symbol palette for movement notation
Customizable tools with multiple colors and backgrounds
Save and share scores as PDFs
Multi-page score creation
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What's New in KineScribe

1.4.9

June 9, 2024

Now available for VisionOS

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FAQ

What is KineScribe used for?

KineScribe is used to create, edit, and read dance notation scores using Laban movement notation. It supports structured notation, Motif scores, and Language of Dance scores, making it a comprehensive tool for choreographers and educators.

Can KineScribe import scores from LabanWriter?

Yes, KineScribe can read all scores that are imported from LabanWriter. It also allows for editing of scores created in-app or with LabanWriter, ensuring compatibility.

What kind of symbols are available in KineScribe?

KineScribe includes a symbol palette with directions, levels, paths, rotations, bows, staff, floor plan, and text input. Future updates are planned to expand the number of available symbols and modifications.

How can I share my KineScribe scores?

You can easily share your KineScribe scores by emailing them as PDFs directly from the app. Saved KineScribe files can also be read, edited, and printed in LabanWriter through iTunes sync.

What devices does KineScribe support?

KineScribe is available for macOS and iPad. It was developed with support from Reed College and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Is KineScribe free to use?

Yes, KineScribe is completely free to download and use. Its development was supported by grants from Reed College and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

How often is KineScribe updated?

The latest version of KineScribe is 1.4.9, last updated on June 9, 2024. This indicates a relatively active development cycle, with updates likely to introduce new features and improvements.

What is the age rating for KineScribe?

KineScribe has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger students learning about dance notation.