AnthemScore by LunaverusMusic transcription AI Tool

AnthemScore supports MP3 and WAV audio file formats for transcription. After the transcription process, users can save the results as a PDF, musicXML, or MIDI file.

To correct or change the automatic transcriptions in AnthemScore, users can add or remove notes by simply dragging a slider and letting the software pick the most likely candidates. They can also select any region and fine-tune it separately and can add/remove single notes by right-clicking.

Yes, with AnthemScore users have the ability to customize transcriptions to suit different instruments. They can pick from a variety of different instruments to auto-format sheet music in the correct key, range, and staff.

AnthemScore offers three versions: Lite, Professional, and Studio. Lite version allows automatic transcription of songs and enables users to view, save, and print sheet music, but lacks note editing, spectrogram display, or audio playback. Professional version includes all features of Lite, along with viewing spectrogram, keyboard, and timeline, powerful editing tools and playback of audio notes. Studio version includes all features of Professional, offers lifetime free software updates, and prioritizes customer support requests.

AnthemScore offers a free trial for 30 days during which the user can access the full set of features and switch between Lite and Professional editions. No account or payment information is needed for the trial, users simply download and run the software.

After the 30-day trial period, users need to purchase an activation key from the AnthemScore website to continue using the software. Once purchased, the key is pasted into the software to activate it permanently.

Yes, AnthemScore does offer support for both standard sheet music and tablature. Users can choose their preferred format for their transcriptions.

Yes, users of AnthemScore can change time and key signatures for any measure in a song, providing flexibility in editing the transcriptions.

With AnthemScore users have the option to change the tempo for any measure in the song, thus providing control over the rhythm and speed of the transcribed music.

Yes, in AnthemScore you can copy and paste sections of notes. This feature allows users to duplicate and reproduce specific sections of their transcriptions efficiently.

AnthemScore uses machine learning to detect notes and arrange them into measures. The software utilizes this technology for automatic note detection, which speeds up the transcription process and makes it more accurate.

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No, there is no subscription required to use AnthemScore. It is available for a one-time purchase, affording users the ability to buy once and use forever on their systems, without any recurring charges.

In AnthemScore, note detection works automatically using machine learning. The software uses algorithms to predict and identify the most likely notes in a piece of music, aiming to make the process faster and more accurate.

Yes, with all versions of AnthemScore, users can view, save, and print out sheet music from their transcriptions.

AnthemScore provides a breadth of editing options such as changing the time signature, key signature or tempo for any measure in the song, adding triplets, inserting or removing measures. Users can also fine-tune any region separately, and add/remove notes by dragging a slider or right-clicking on single notes.

Yes, for users with the Studio version of AnthemScore, customer support is prioritized. Their support requests immediately go to the top of the queue.