MuTone Note vs FanPuQi

Support the editing and creation of simplified music score, staff score and drum score, MIDI playback files can be generated, and MIDI files can be converted into music scores, Support the mutual conversion of simplified music and staff, It supports the playback of hundreds of musical instruments, Support simultaneous performance of multiple parts, Supports exporting PNG pictures, Support the export of high-quality PDF files, Support chords, continuous notes, decorative notes, repetition, jumping house and other music symbols

Keep your hands on the music. FanPuQi lets you read score images from your photo albums or open PDFs from Files, with a built-in sample score for practice. Choose one head movement: gently tilt an ear toward the same-side shoulder, or turn your face toward your own left or right. Hold briefly to turn a page, then return to centre before the next movement. Adjust the trigger angle and hold time in Calibration, and reverse the direction in Page Turning. Swipe controls are always available. Head control uses the front camera. Camera images are processed live on your device and are not saved or uploaded. Photo access is optional for reading album scores; the sample score and PDFs remain available without it. Advanced diagnostics can manually save pose values as a local CSV file, without recording camera video. English and Simplified Chinese follow your system or App language preference. Layouts adapt to available window space on iPhone and iPad. Head tracking availability depends on the device and camera conditions. Audio following: learn a reference by rehearsing and marking each page manually, or import a matching MIDI and enter page-ending times. Play from the current page's beginning for automatic turns on stable matching, with adjustable lead time and confidence. Raw microphone audio is never saved or uploaded; only deletable pitch features and page markers are stored locally. Scanned notation is not automatically transcribed. Sustained notes, repeats and jumps may require manual recovery. All current features are free, with no in-app purchases or subscriptions.