You can add scores, arrangements and other material from your personal collection into the Enote app using Imports. This lets you keep all the music you need in one place.

Both Free and Premium users can use imports, but only Premium users will have their imported files backed up to the cloud and accessible across multiple devices.

Importing your scores

Get started by tapping the    button from the    screen, from the Imports tab of    or directly from any Work Page:

Select the file you want to save from your device and tap Save.

You can also import multiple scores at once using Enote for Mac. Just select the files you want to import, right click and choose ‘open with Enote’:

Note that bulk imports are currently only available on Mac, but we’re working hard to bring this option to iOS soon.

Assigning your imports

All your imported files will be saved to the Imports tab in   

If you imported from a Work Page, your file will be assigned to that work and composer by default and saved in the ‘Assigned imports’ list.

If you imported your file from the    or    tabs, you will need to manually add composer and work details. Tap Assign to Work to get started.

If the work or composer is already available in the Enote library, use the search bar to find the existing entry and assign it to your work.

If it's a completely new work, tap    and follow the prompts to add it to your personal library.

Note that the Type tab gives you the option to keep scores, arrangements and study documents neatly organized on the work page:

Optimizing imported scores

Imported scores are not run through our AI recognition process so won't have navigation between Movements or Quick Jumps between repeats and other symbols added automatically. 

You can manually add these shortcuts yourself from the    menu in the top-right of the Score View: 

If you want to edit, delete, unassign, or share your import with other Enote users, you can do so from the    menu next to any assigned file: 

When you share your import, it will be added to your recipient’s library when they open the shared file. You can choose whether to share the annotations you’ve added by toggling on the option to share current Annotation Layers.

Note that changes you make to your import after sharing it will only be updated on your device, and not on the devices of anyone you shared your import with.

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