NoteSheet 360 — Sheet Music

Live sheet music for orchestras, ensembles and brass bands.

The conductor picks a song on their tablet — and the same song opens at
that moment for every player. The difference: each player gets it in their
own instrument's key. Trumpet in B♭, alto sax in E♭, horn in F, violin and
flute at concert pitch — without anyone having to think about it.

Works without internet. In a hall, a rehearsal room or on the bus, the
tablets connect over a local network and everything keeps working.

What's inside:

• Live sync — the conductor turns a page and everyone follows
• Automatic transposition per instrument, including drums and choir parts
• Convert a photo or PDF into real notes — then transpose to any key
• Booklets of dozens of pages, searchable by the text printed on the page
• A built-in notation editor — fix a scan or write a piece from scratch
• Layered markings: conductor, teacher, and each player's private notes
• Synced visual metronome, a following cursor, jump to bar or rehearsal mark
• Tuner, practice player with per-part muting, and recording
• A shared video practice room with a song or video synced for everyone
• A clean screen for players: just the page. A tap reveals the buttons,
and they fade away on their own
• 25 languages, night mode, and a layout built for a tablet on a stand

Built for the stage: the screen stays awake, switching songs is instant,
and the app prepares upcoming songs in advance so there is no waiting
in the middle of a performance.

For players it is free. Connect to your conductor, get the sheet in your
own key, turn pages, mark your own part and ask "where are we" — all free,
with no time limit. You can join by scanning a code right inside the app.

Subscriptions are purchased inside the app, after a seven-day trial. The trial
gives a conductor three songs and three conversions of a photo or PDF into
notes. A subscription unlocks the conductor's full library and management
tools, and personal practice tools for players (tuner, playback with A-B loop,
practice meter, recording and a video practice room).