“Professional notation software has been a barrier for decades — expensive, steep to learn, and desktop-only. We built ScoreSynth so any musician with a browser and an idea can produce professional-quality sheet music.”
SiteSynth — Ghent, Belgium
What we build
One platform for every stage of music creation — from idea capture to finished score.
Audio transcription →
MP3, WAV, MIDI, or scanned score → clean notation.
MIDI converter →
Multi-track MIDI → print-ready sheet music.
AI orchestration →
Melody → full orchestral or chamber arrangement.
Score editor →
Browser-based notation editor with SoundFont playback.
Music community →
Share, discover, and collaborate on scores.
The technology
ScoreSynth uses a combination of audio AI models and music theory engines to convert sound and MIDI into MusicXML — the open standard for music notation. The rendered scores are produced by Verovio, the leading open-source music engraver.
Playback runs in your browser via spessasynth — a high-fidelity SoundFont synthesizer — so you hear exactly what the score sounds like before you export.
All processing happens on our servers. Your files are used only to produce your output and are never shared or used to train our models.
What we stand for
Music first
Every design decision starts with the musician. Notation is a craft — the tool should get out of the way.
AI as an instrument
We treat AI like a section player, not a replacement. It follows your lead — you remain the composer.
Open community
Music grows by sharing. The ScoreSynth community portal lets musicians exchange scores without paywalls.
Your music stays yours
You own every note you write or generate on ScoreSynth. We claim no rights to your compositions.
Get in touch
Questions about the platform, enterprise pricing, or the API? We respond to every message.