PlayScore 2 User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience50.4% of reviews
Neutral13.4% of reviews
Negative experience36.2% of reviews

~ Based on 470 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is PlayScore 2 Safe?

PlayScore 2 appears mostly safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for PlayScore 2 is 84/100.

This assessment is based on 4,533 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.2/5.

Safety Analysis

77.8% of ratings point to a safe experience
6.0% of ratings suggest some concerns
16.2% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 4,533 App Store ratings for PlayScore 2.

Is PlayScore 2 Legit?

PlayScore 2 appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for PlayScore 2 is 83/100.

Based on 83 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Highly recommended

Great app! Easy to use, and works really well. Highly recommended!

Terrible at reading

After taking several clear photos, the app still can’t read the sheet music properly and usually spams random notes and skips lines.

Help feature is bare bones

Sometimes the play score skips notes. The help feature is bare bones. I wanted to find out how to turn off the editing icon on the side of the document because it interferes with my scroll bar, but the help feature was so minimal that I could not find out if it was possible to do that.

Pretty good!

I scanned my music sheet and it should me the exact thing as it should. Although I cannot figure out how to load two pages up there, but that’s also probably cause I did not read the instructions. Also, I don’t know if you can, but I wish there was the satin pedal you could like put into it. But overall amazing
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It’s okay overall.

The ability to do many things in the app is amazing, but sometimes the ai doesn’t read the music correctly, has blanks in the audio playing, and the tempo selector/changer is on an odd slide bar instead of letting you manually pick the tempo, which makes it hard to input your desired bpm. If the tempo thing changed, that’d make the app much better.
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Nice app

Really helps me with intonation and tone!
It sometimes has problems recognizing notes and rhythms lol. That might just be my photography problem too lol. But it’s a good app!

Not as advertised

Pretty bummed out I paid for a prescription for this trying to isolate alto parts for choir music and all that play is tenor and base even though I’ve selected the correct note orientation.

Dropping an angry cat on the piano would work better

This is a scam. I was double charged after being told the “Professional” would work because the “Productivity” was so useless. Now I’m being charged subscriptions for both versions simultaneously. Neither of them work. You’d get the same functionality by dropping an angry cat on a piano. It’s especially bad for choral or vocal sheet music, and breaks down completely if you have multiple staves. I’ve submitted a scam report to Apple.
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Ridiculous

It didn’t even give me a chance to trial it before I buy it, how am I supposed to know if it does what I needed to do if I can’t even give me a chance to trial it out first even with restrictions.

Horrible

Buns

Terrible

Scanner misreads constantly and you have to pay to import a photo.

Great App for Diatonic Sheet Music

I had difficulty with the app at first, but the PlayScore developer team was quick to lend a hand.

I did have difficulty scanning examples from Persichetti's Twentieth Century Harmony and Piston's Counterpoint, but the difficulty stemmed from: (1) The scans must be completely straight, in focus, and not distorted. My difficulty here was due to these books being hardbound and the pages hard to completely flatten. (2) I didn't know this, but the error correction assumes the music is diatonic. Persichetti's book is not at all about diatonic music. So, the developers suggested turning off error correction if the results were not correct. That worked.

Mentioning these in case others have these issues. All in all, the app does exactly as advertised.
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Yay

Very good

laughed

ok to start off, genuinely sorry bout my last review.... it was a skill issue not an app issue.....🤦‍♀️. any way it is pretty great for getting the feel if a sheet. there are a few mess ups in each piece tho but its fine bc you know nothings perfect. to be honest tho i was kinda chuckling so hard last time i used it because it was playing one of my pieces and it was supposed to play an a.... it played the note but shot up like four octaves😂😂😂 i was genuinely dying laughing. but yea its really great!!😊 yet again sorry about my last review 😚😚
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Annoying

Like i get that this app is a good idea but bro it is far too difficult to take a picture and line up the music. even when i line it up as best as i can, the reader skips lines, plays random, does that play at all and just sucks

Best App for playing notes

Awesome app to play notes

Response from developer

Thank you! Support@organumconsulting.com

Bad playback

It plays all the lines on a page simultaneously, as if it's a score. To hear a single line, you have to manually mute all other lines. Also plays incorrect rhythms if triplets are too close to or within 16th runs.

Bad

I scanned the paper to stuff and it doesn’t even give the right rhythm or beat. This app sucks.

Accuracy problems

After scanning the same sheet of music in multiples ways, lights, and backgrounds this system is just not accurate enough yet especially not being able to edit it or see where and what the incorrect notes even are.

Wow Amazing Tool

It works pretty well and it allows me to practice at home!