Neuratron

Neuratron PhotoScore Ultimate 6
More than 16 years experience in recognition technologies has enabled Neuratron to design and create the formidable OmniScore² dual-engine recognition system which makes the PhotoScore Ultimate 6 music notation software over 99.5% accurate on most originals. PhotoScore Ultimate 6 picks out virtually every detail and even recognizes 4- and 6-line guitar tablature, as well as 1-, 2- and 3-line percussion staves. The Scanning software is also the world's first commercial program designed to read handwritten scores.Ease-of-use has been a central design aim right from the start, and with automatic scanning and recognition, plus licensed Sibelius-style editing interfaces, PhotoScore Ultimate 6 music notation software even becomes fun and exciting to use. PhotoScore Ultimate 6, Neuratron's flagship software, boasts the latest technology and includes a complete set of features.What do people use PhotoScore music notation software for? •Accompaniment and guidance when practicing instruments •Transposing (for example to bring a vocal part into range) •Scanning music for use in sequencers or other editing programs; for rearranging or extracting parts •Scanning handwritten music for note entry away from a computer (PhotoScore Ultimate only) •Creating MIDI files to put on web pages for others to hear •Just for fun! With PhotoScore you can scan in your favorite song, have it played back to you, change the instruments and so onPhotoScore Ultimate 6 notation software can read most printed musical markings, including: •5-line staves (normal and small), 4- and 6-line guitar staves, 1-, 2- and 3-line percussion staves •Notes (including appoggiaturas, cue-sized and cross-staff notes), chords (including stem direction, beams & flags) and rests (including multirests) in up to 4 voices per staff •Accidentals and articulation marks •Clefs, key signatures, time signatures •Tuplets/triplets •The format of the page, including the page size, staff size, margins, and where systems end •Slurs, ties, and hairpins •Text including lyrics, dynamics, fingerings, instrument names, tempo, and technique markings •Guitar chord diagrams •Various other markings such as codas, segnos, ornaments, pedal markings and repeat endings •64 staves per page •400 pages per scoreThe music notation software can read the following handwritten markings: •Notes & chords (including stem direction, beams, and flags) •Rests, augmentation dots (single and double) •Sharps, flats, and naturals •Key signatures •Slurs and ties •Barlines, 5-line staves, systems of staves •The format of the page, including the page size, staff size, margins, and where systems end •Time signatures (calculated from the music - not specifically read) •Tuplets (calculated from the music - not specifically read)...details