Any score.
Scan the pages of a book with the camera, open a PDF, or drop in a MusicXML file.
Your sheet music, playable.
Scan or open any piano score and, under every line, a keyboard shows which keys each hand plays, with finger numbers, and plays it back at your tempo.
Reading a new piece means translating dots on a staff into fingers on keys, one measure at a time. SheetGlide does the translation. The sheet stays the sheet — same lines, same measures — and gains a small piano under each line that lights up as the music plays.
What it does
Scan the pages of a book with the camera, open a PDF, or drop in a MusicXML file.
Tap a measure and the keys light up: blue for the right hand, orange for the left, a finger number on each key.
Slow it down, loop a measure, practise one hand, turn on the metronome. The score follows you through the piece.
Recognition is automatic and not perfect; the original page is always one tap away.
The pages you scan or the PDF you open are uploaded so the notes can be recognised, and the result is kept in your library. That is the only personal content the app sends anywhere. No location, no contacts, no microphone, no advertising and no analytics SDK. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
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