I don’t comment on videos often but I gotta tell you - learning that I can not only attach audio but change the pitch AND tempo is literally a game changer for me in practice and teaching! I’ve been going to the trouble of using another app to make slower tracks to use in class but this just does it all on one page. DUDE!

I like it for conducting for sure. You never have to worry about light, and it feels natural to me after a few tries.

Your review was the best!! You sold me the app. Thank you,

Super helpful and enjoyable, thanks!

Great video! Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for another great video, Jason!

thanks for sharing!!!

How is conducting at that size?

Where can I aquire PDF's to import into Forscore? Thanks for the video, liked and subbed ✅

Woah I didn’t realize you can change the tempo in forscore itself! :o

Nice review! When you associate an mp3 with the pdf can you loop the sound file. For example, put a start and stop marker at a certain point in the song so you can repeatedly practice that?

you quickly mentioned the apple pencil. I love forscore as well. I am still learning how to use it but I have downloaded all my muisc to it and continue to add as well. Using annotation is a problem when I want to make a digital change to my music. The "thing" that I am using is like a rubber eraser and is too big for me to make small notes on the staff. How does the apple pencil work? I have an ipad pro as well.

Can you timemark the attached MP3 against the score? IE on bar X, you zoom to

Can we store chords with lyrics?

can you put mp4s in there

How do you deal with page turns for repeats, DC/S, codas, etc?

So it has been 8 months since I started with fourscore and I have learned a lot! You cover a lot of information in the video. I've been trying to digest it as much as I can. I have organized my music numerically. The reason was at the time it was just faster to add all the music instead of typing in all the names of the pieces, Right or wrong....there are now over 300 pieces. I have a master spread sheet that is alphabetized and the corresponding number to the piece is in the next column. When I add a piece of music to my ipad I give it a number and add it to the spreadsheet. Sooooo how can I add this spreadsheet to my fourscore program somewhere? Just so I can look up a piece and get the page number to pull it up on fourscore? I have the spread sheet in a folder on my computer. I'm not sure how to copy it to my ipadpro? Even that would be helpful. If someone asks If I can play a particular piece I can look it up on my ipad If I could figure how to get them there. For my gigs I select about 40 songs a week to work and and review. I print that out on hard copy to work through and perform that week. Its when I get a request and I don't have my spreed sheet with me. Just thought it would be niece to get it on my ipad. Suggestions...

How quickly do these files take up storage on your iPad Pro? Are you able to save scores/sheet music in the cloud until you need them, then remove them and store them back in the cloud?

Hi Jason, a question here: How do I upload a single piece (already in Forscore) of music in a digital book (in pdf) of multiple pieces unto forscore setlist?

Can one organize pdf with tabs and lyrics and not sheet music