Reprise: Transcribe Music

About this app

Turn any song into music you can play. Reprise listens to a recording and writes it out as notes. Paste a link to a performance, import an audio file, or record straight from the microphone — minutes later you have a score you can watch, slow down, transpose and export. SEE EVERY NOTE The notes fall onto a keyboard in time with the music, so you always know what is coming and where your hands go. Tap to play or pause. Swipe across the notes to rewind or skip ahead. Pinch to zoom. Drag along the progress line to land on any moment of the piece. PRACTISE THE HARD PART - Slow the piece down until the passage is playable, then bring the speed back up - Transpose to a key that fits your instrument or your voice - Turn note names on while you are learning, off once you know it - Metronome with adjustable beats per bar - MIX slider — blend between the original recording and the transcribed notes, and hear how close the two are A TRACK FOR EVERY INSTRUMENT Full arrangements come back split into parts. Mute the guitar and play it yourself while the rest keeps going as your backing band, or bring a part back to hear how it fits. Every track gets its own instrument sound, its own transpose, and its own place in the mix — and you can tune the whole thing to any A4 reference. THREE WAYS IN - Link — paste a link to a performance and Reprise transcribes the audio into notes - Audio — bring in an audio file from Files or another app - Record — capture a live performance straight from the microphone TAKE IT ANYWHERE Export MIDI and MusicXML, then open your transcription in MuseScore, Sibelius, Logic, Cubase or any notation app. Everything you make stays in your library. WHO IT IS FOR Players who learn by ear and want the notes in front of them. Teachers building material from a recording. Songwriters catching an idea before it disappears. Anyone who has ever wanted to play a song that was never printed. REPRISE PRO Your first transcriptions are free. PRO unlocks unlimited transcription, the full player and export to MIDI and MusicXML. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

WHAT'S NEW • New Falling Notes player: full-screen piano roll in landscape, with speed, transpose and note labels • Redesigned home, library and player • Faster, more accurate transcription • Export to MIDI & MusicXML

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