- Find the song you want - Musician's built-in Internet browser (based on Microsoft's Internet Explorer tm)
helps you search for a MIDI file for the music you want. To get an idea of how many
MIDI files are available on the Internet, take a look at our
hand-collected list of more than 400 MIDI file web sites.
- Open the file - When you click the name of a MIDI
file (or its zip file) on a web page, Notation automatically
downloads (and unzips) it, and quickly converts the MIDI file
into music notation displayed on the screen.
- Musician analyzes
the harmony of the music and displays chord names, such as C7 and Gm9.
You can specify the types of chords Musician will recognize
according to musical style (for example, jazz, rock, country,
church, etc.). Also, with a single command Musician will
automatically create a fake book lead sheet with lyrics, melody
and chord names.
- You can choose a large point size
for the music font for easy reading of the printed music, or
a small point size to include more measures per page. Musician efficiently packs the notation for minimum wasted space, yet
does not overcrowd or overlap music symbols.
- Customers of Notation products consistently praise the high quality of its transcription. However,
when Musician or Composer do not perfectly transcribe the MIDI
file to notation, you can easily correct
the mistakes.
Find out more about
or go ahead and
Do you create your own music and need printed sheet music?
Then you should explore Notation Composer!
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