Transform printed sheet music into playable audio. Hear your music, adjust tempo, loop difficult sections, and transpose to your desired key. Ideal for musicians practicing single-line parts.
1.0.13
November 5, 2026
Simpler, clearer subscription screens. Stability fixes and small improvements.
Unlimited pages and PDF, MIDI, MusicXML export.
ScoreLens can play parts on violin, viola, cello, flute, clarinet, alto or tenor sax, trumpet, horn, trombone, guitar, piano, or a piano guide for singers. This allows for versatile practice across many musical disciplines.
ScoreLens allows you to slow down the tempo and loop specific measures or passages. This feature is invaluable for musicians to focus on and master challenging parts of a piece.
Yes, ScoreLens can transpose sheet music to another key and re-engrave it. It also names the new key and supports specific transpositions for Bb, Eb, and F instruments, as well as alto and tenor clefs.
ScoreLens is best on clean printed parts and may not be perfect. It marks measures that don't add up, allowing you to hear them on a loop for comparison. Handwritten music and tablature are not supported.
You can share a practice track as a short audio file at your tempo and key, or share the whole part as a link that plays in a web browser for 30 days. Teachers can request a code for their students.
ScoreLens offers a free trial where you can scan your first pages with full playback, tempo, loop, transposition, and PDF printing features. For unlimited pages and advanced export options, a Pro subscription is available.
ScoreLens Pro offers monthly and yearly subscription options. There are various yearly plans with different free trial periods, including a 1-year free trial for one plan and 7-day or 14-day trials for others.
Yes, reading a new page with ScoreLens requires an internet connection. However, once a page is scanned and processed, playback and practice tools can be used offline.
