Working with Scores - Detailed Guide – Enote: Help Center

Our Score View is loaded with powerful tools that make working with sheet music even better.

Note, if you are an institutional partner or a subscriber on Apple and are using Enote for Android, please be aware that the Android app is in its early development stages and has limited capabilities for now. Many of the features detailed below are not available just yet. Rest assured our team is working hard to add them soon, and that we plan to open Enote for Android to the general public in the near future.

The Score View can be broken into five main sections:

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1. Score Information

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The top-left of your Score View shows the name of the work and composer you have open. You can exit the Score View by tapping X update.svg

2. Your Score

The main section of the Score View displays your sheet music. Turn pages by swiping naturally, or by tapping on the left and right side of the screen.

There are also two hidden features that will help streamline your work:

Quick Jumps: When you reach a Repetition, Coda, D.S. or D.C. symbol, a Quick Jump icon like this will appear in your margins. Just tap the button to skip straight to the right measure.
Score Lookup: You can quickly reference the full score from your instrumental part using Score Lookup. Just hold your finger on the measure you’d like to compare and tap the button to preview the same movement in the Full Score.

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3. Practice Tools

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The bottom-left of the Score View contains all your essential practice tools.

Metronome:
Tap to launch the built-in metronome, where you can tap out a tempo, make granular adjustments or quickly choose a standard preset.
Tuner:
The built-in tuner lets you tune your instrument visually or to a reference note.
Recording Tool:
Tap to launch Enote’s built-in recording tool. You can record and listen back on your practice using your device’s microphone, or import recordings or accompaniments here.
Draw Mode:
Tapping this icon launches Draw Mode, which is an alternate Score View layout with tools for annotating your scores. You'll find Pen, Highlighter, Eraser, Shape and Text tools in the bottom panel, along with a Lasso for selecting and moving your notes, and a Bar Line tool that lets you add thickened barlines to structure your score. At the top of your Draw Mode screen you’ll find options for automatic highlighting and multiple sets of annotations.

Follow this link for a detailed guide to annotating.

4. Score Tools

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The top-right of the Score View contains tools for adjusting the contents of your score.

Full Screen:
Tap to enter a focused Full Screen mode.
Score Settings:
Find tools for adjusting how your score is displayed here. Our prototype Digital Editions give you full control, while static Print Editions and your own imported scores have limited options. You can read more about the different options under Score Settings in this guide.
Switch editions:
Tap this icon to switch between the available editions of this score.
Print:
Tap to easily print your score or export a print-ready PDF, and choose to include or exclude your annotations using the Print Annotations toggle. For best results when printing a Digital Edition, we advise switching to a Paper Layout in the Score Settings menu, then selecting your prefered Page Format.
Report an issue:
If you find a misprint in your Digital Edition, please tap this icon to report it to our team.
Download:
Tap this to download this score to your device’s storage so you can access it offline.
Share Import
This icon will only appear on your own imported scores, and lets you share your import with other Enote users in just a few taps.