
Notate + Play = music notebook
Transcribe, Practice & Play
About
This music app helps you transcribe songs by ear, analyze chords and tempo, and create sheet music. It syncs audio with scores, allowing you to practice and refine your playing with features like adjustable speed and metronome.
What's New in Notate + Play = music notebook
3.66
November 6, 2026
• Fixed a bug in the Transposition Key feature.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Usage License
You need to subscribe to access/use.
Developer apps
FAQ
Does Notate + Play have ads?
Notate + Play does not contain advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted music practice and creation experience.
What instruments can I use with Notate + Play?
Notate + Play is designed to work with any instrument, including guitar, piano, and for vocalists, supporting various musical practices like singing along or jam sessions.
Can I import sheet music into Notate + Play?
Yes, Notate + Play features a Sheet Music Scanner that allows you to import sheet music from your camera or photo library. The app automatically recognizes notes, which you can then review and correct to create a score.
How does Notate + Play help with practicing songs?
The app allows you to link audio with your created score, syncing playback with measures. You can also adjust the audio speed to slow down fast tempos, making it easier to nail chord changes and practice difficult passages.
What are the subscription options for Notate + Play?
Notate + Play offers a Usage License for $0.99 per month with a 3-day free trial, and a Subscription license for $5.99 per year, also with a 3-day free trial.
Does Notate + Play work offline?
The provided data does not specify offline functionality. However, features like audio analysis and importing from your device's library suggest some offline capabilities may be available.
What is the age rating for Notate + Play?
Notate + Play has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in music.
How accurate is the sheet music recognition in Notate + Play?
The sheet music recognition feature is noted as having limited accuracy and is intended as a draft tool. Users are advised to check and correct the results manually after importing.







