Questions & answers

It turns a MIDI (.mid) file into real sheet music and helps you play it — as a score, as falling notes, or in a practice mode that waits for you to play the right notes.

MidiScore runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later.

No. You can import, read and listen to any MIDI file without a keyboard. A keyboard is only needed for the “at your pace” practice mode.

Open any .mid file from the Files app, an email or another app and choose MidiScore. It is parsed and laid out as a score instantly, offline.

Up to 3 imported scores on the free plan. The built-in example doesn't count. Pro removes the limit.

Connect it over USB-C, or pair a Bluetooth MIDI keyboard from the app. MidiScore then follows the notes you play.

The score pauses on each note (or chord) until you play it correctly on your keyboard, so you can learn a piece hands-free of any time pressure.

Unlimited imported scores, the keyboard practice mode, transposition and print-ready PDF export.

1,99 € per month or 9,99 € per year, with a one-month free trial for new subscribers. Prices may vary by region.

Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store subscription settings — there's no account to delete on our side.

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