what's new.
what shipped in notei, the music notation editor that runs in your browser. newest first, and every entry is live today.
notei launched publicly
anyone can make a free account at app.notei.co and start writing. this site, notei.co, explains what the editor does.
MIDI keyboard input
plug in a MIDI keyboard and the notes you play are written onto the staff.
MIDI, MusicXML, PDF and WAV export
MusicXML opens in other notation software, MIDI goes into a DAW, and PDF prints. WAV audio export is on the paid tiers.
chord voicing and harmonise
the assistant can harmonise a line you wrote. harmonise is on notei+ and full score.
new notei actions: arrange, extend, vary
the assistant can arrange a line for other instruments, continue a phrase, or write a variation on it. these are on notei+ and full score.
follow along.
each entry gives the date a change went live and what it means when you sit down to write a score. the same log is an atom feed: paste that address into any feed reader to see new entries as they ship. the feed only ever holds changes that are already live.
for what notei is, who it is for and what it costs, read the about page. the notebook page walks through the editor, and tiers compares the plans. new to notation? start with the guide to writing sheet music.
plans and work in progress stay off this page until they ship, so nothing here is a promise. when something lands in the editor or the assistant, it gets a dated row here and an entry in the feed, and the newest three rows also show on the home page, so you can see at a glance what changed since your last visit.