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ScoreTail
Write and play back notation in the browser, and edit the same score together
A band, choir or classroom can share one link and edit a score at the same time without anyone installing MuseScore or paying for Sibelius.
ScoreTail is a web notation editor by Makoto Tanji that opens without an account and lets several people edit the same score at once from a shared URL. It plays back over MIDI with per-part volume, imports and exports MusicXML so scores move to and from MuseScore, Finale or Dorico, and supports keyboard shortcuts for fast entry. Finished scores can be shared as public links or embedded on a website. The free plan stores up to ten scores; Pro adds unlimited scores, audio and video export, version history and no ads. The site is in Japanese; the Pro price was not readable when checked.
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