Getting Started Guide for Beginners. For quick references, you may prefer to check Quick Help within the app.
All Notation Tools are here. More (top left) will show Additional Tools.
Open PageView, chage the layout to print or share it.
Open Menu for all Settings (Score, Track, Playback, App), File Access, Data Exportion & Help.
To open Score Settings, select Menu - ScoreSettings in EditorView.
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To open Track Settings, select Menu - ScoreSettings - TrackSettings in EditorView.
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by showing the process of making Piano Grand Staff.
From 3.6.0, Touch + Hold the selected Instrument/Percussion will play Sample Sound.
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This app handles Song Title and Filename separately.
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When you set Song Title before you Save it for the 1st time, you will be prompted you to use the Song Title as the Filename.
Command (Tool) Lock
Location Slider
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Click Here to learn about Multi Voice Writing
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Click Here to learn how to play a song with a form that's not automatically recognized by the app
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Note
Go to Score Settings to change:
to move entry location.Go Score Settings to change Font size.
About Italic and All Tracks Options (from 3.6.0).
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Created with Galaxy S22 Ultra (Android Phone).
Appears little differently in iPhone and iPad.
Dynamics Marks
Dynamics Arrows
This is not for Percussion Notation
To write Percussion/Drums,
New in 3.4.0
Additional Information (AFM below means Advanced File Management)Available as an in-app purchase.
New in 3.0.0
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Open the menu from the score editor and go to the export section. Choose a format based on what you want to share.
New in 3.7.0
Choose Audio File (WAV). When the file is ready, choose where to save or share it. The WAV file contains the sound of your score as played by iWriteMusic.
Available as an in-app purchase.
New in 3.7.0
Choose MusicXML File, then save or share the file. Open or import it in a notation app that supports MusicXML to continue editing the score.
Available as an in-app purchase.
Choose Standard MIDI File, then save or share the file. Import it into GarageBand or another app that accepts MIDI to work with the performance data.
Available as an in-app purchase.

In GarageBand’s song list, touch and hold the song you just imported the MIDI into to open the action menu.

Select "Share" then select Song in popup.

Pick one. (right now, we select Email.)

Now GarageBand is creating Audio File.

Here is how it is attached to Email. Ready to Share!
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The sound of this audio file is different from what you hear in iWriteMusic as the file is created with MIDI Sound used in Garageband.