OverScores: Read and Remember

OverScores is a sheet music reader focused on the features musicians use most, without the complexity of rarely-used options. It's designed to help you practice, learn, and memorize music. Practice and memorize OverScores lets you hide individual measures or staves while reading a piece, so you can gradually rely less on the page. You can hide sections of a piece, work through difficult passages, and test your recall as you practice. Audio playback includes A/B looping and speed control, making it easy to slow down a passage while learning it. You can also play audio from Apple Music, YouTube, and Spotify alongside your music. Clean up and organize scanned music OverScores can improve the appearance of poor-quality scans by straightening bowed or curved staves and removing smudges and gray backgrounds. Measures can be detected automatically, and title, composer, and tempo markings fields can be automatically populated from scans. Large PDF compendiums can also be split into individual pieces. Practice tools • Audio recording • Metronome with tap tempo and meter control • Practice time logging • Keyboard with high-quality piano samples, playable on-screen or via MIDI input • Bluetooth page-turner support • Three markup layers with comprehensive annotation tools • Jumps for instantly flipping to a repeat or coda • MusicXML chord extraction and transposition • Side-by-side page view in landscape Bring your existing library If you already use ForScore or Newzik, you can import your setlists, including their markups, preserving setlist order. Your music library and annotations can sync between iPad, iPhone, and Mac through iCloud, or be transferred using library export. One purchase works across your devices. Try everything free for 14 days OverScores includes a 14-day free trial with access to all features. There is no subscription, automatic billing, or email signup. After the trial, some premium features are locked, but OverScores continues to work. You keep full access to everything you imported and every markup you made during the trial.