Welcome to Enote! This Quick Start Guide will get you up and running in no time.

Start by watching this short video to see some of Enote’s key features in action:

 

 

Note that Enote for Android is in its very early development stages. It can currently only be accessed on Android tablets by institutional partners and Premium subscribers on Apple. If you are using Enote for Android, be aware that it has limited capabilities and so you won’t find many of the features detailed below yet. 

Rest assured our team is hard at work to add them soon, and that we plan to open up Enote for Android to the general public in the near future. We will share updates on our Help Center and social channels as they happen!

The First Open

Enote is free to browse and use, but you’ll need to create an account to keep your work organized.

Follow the prompts to register with your Apple ID or Email Address. You will need to verify the address if you choose register with an email.

 

 

Once your account is created, let us know your primary instrument and musical preferences. This helps us tailor the app and our updates to your needs.

Working from the Home Screen

Your home screen gives you quick access to the features you need most:

 

 

The sections marked above are:

1. Quick Search & Import

Use the search bar to quickly find scores from our library, or the import button to import your own material.

2. Playlists

Use playlists to keep your scores organized for different concerts, students, subjects and more. You can also share and import playlists to collaborate easily with other Enote users.

3. Recent Scores

All the scores that you’ve played most recently will be listed here for easy access.

4. Main Navigation

Navigate between the key sections of Enote - Home (this screen), Search, My Library and Account.

Note that if you’re using the MacOS version of Enote, this Navigation Bar will appear on the left-hand side of your screen.

Searching for Music

Search is your gateway to our professionally organized library of scores and parts.

Use the search bar on the Home or    screens to find sheet music by composer, piece name, composition type or catalog number.

You can also browse broad categories or narrow down your search results using Search Filters. Tap + Add Filter and follow the prompts to filter by musical criteria like instrument, edition, ensemble and much more.

Tap any piece in the results list to open its Work Page.

For more information on searching, you can reference this detailed guide.

The Work Page

The Work Page contains all Scores, Parts, Arrangements, Recordings and other materials for a work, plus general information on the piece’s composer and structure:

 

 

Tap the name of any score to open it in the Score View. If you intend to play this score regularly, you can add it to your library using the + Add to My Works button, download it for offline access using the    icon, or add it to a playlist from the    menu.

The Score View

The most important part of Enote - with lots of smart functionality built in:

 

 

1. Score Info: Details of the score you are playing. Close the score by tapping the    icon.

2. Your Score: The main event! Tap or swipe left and right to turn pages, and look out for Quick Jump shortcuts    to Repeats, Codas etc in the corners.

3. Practice Tools: Your annotation tools, metronome, tuner and recording suite live here.

4. Score Tools: Enter full screen mode, compare editions, save the score for offline access, print or make adjustments to your score settings here.

5. Navigation: See where you are in the score at a glance, set bookmarks, or tap    to jump between movements.

 

You’ll find a detailed guide on working from the Score View here.

Organizing your Library

My Library is your home for the works and scores that matter to you. Access it by tapping    in the navigation bar at the bottom of your screen.

My Library has 3 tabs for organizing your music:

1. My Works: A list of the works you’ve saved to My Library from our larger collection.

2. Playlists: Playlists of individual scores to help you keep your music organized across your projects.

3. Imports: The material you’ve imported into Enote.

 

You can read more about managing your library here. 

Questions or suggestions? Email us at help@enote.com