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Musink is a free next-generation music-composition application that lets you write music at unprecedented speeds. With Musink, you can create anything from orchestral scores to short-musical-snippets, to exercise books. Almost all tasks are automated, and notes are added by simply putting the mouse where you would like a note, and clicking. All you have to do is write! Musink supports export to MIDI (including loops), as well as PDF, PNG, and XPS documents.
Provider
Musink
Located In
New Zealand
Open API
No
Deployment
On-Premise Windows
Training
Documentation, Videos
Support
Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base
Music teachers, students, serious composers and hobbyists. Musink is popular for amongst people writing orchestral scores, drumming exercises, popular music, books, piano, and learning materials.
Content Source: Musink
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Musink Reviews
"Easy and feature-rich notation software"
Pros: Intuitive and fast music notation software. Excellent performance without lags when connected with MIDIs.
Cons: There is nothing bad with this software. It does the job in a fast, straightforward and reliable manner.
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"A better music maker for music notation in schools "
Overall: Musink is the best music maker for me to educate my students about music notation. They enjoy making music in it and I have found customer service great. I was very happy to upgrade from the music maker I used before.
Pros: Musink lets you make music really easily which means it is great for students. My kids love making music using Musink. Its price point is fantastic. It is great edtech
Cons: I have not had any trouble using Musink but when I am not sure customer support is very helpful. It is great music making notation software for edtech.
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"The Best Music Maker / Notation Software I've Ever Used"
Overall: I find using Musink to do music notation really fast, easy, and fun. The way it approaches notation means it's particularly helpful when it comes to composing scores for drums and piano. I think it's fair to say I love this software.
Pros: It has a unique notation system that lets me make music very quickly - all I need to do is click once to make a new note. I find it very intuitive. It's probably the best music maker software that I've ever used. I mostly use it to create drum scores and piano music, and it's really sped up my workflow.
Cons: It took me a few minutes of practice to understand how to write music in the fastest possible way using Musink software, but it was well worth the time, and it was definitely better than the other music notation editors I've used. Luckily, I haven't really had to contact customer support, as the help documentation is really thorough and has answered all my questions.
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"Great for students, teachers, and after-hours"
Overall: Musink has made it easier to teach students, and to compose music faster in class. I have also been able to compose high-quality scores that I would be proud to see in a book. I have produced similar scores in Sibelius and I can't imagine switching back now. Sibelius simply seems clunky in comparison.
Pros: The score editor in Musink is incredibly simple to use and a great tool to both compose and teach students how music notation works. The students can also download a free version to use at home, for homework, etc. It simplifies the process of writing music in a way that makes it accessible but still contains powerful features that I use for my own composition after work.
Cons: Like all software, there are some very minor features missing. These have never been a bother, though.
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