Downloading MuseScore 3.x on iPad
Is it possible to download the latest version on iPad? If so, how?
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Is it possible to download the latest version on iPad? If so, how?
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Download certainly is possible, installing though surely is not, as the MuseScore editor only runs on Linux, Windows and macOS, not on Android or iOS
In reply to Download certainly is… by Jojo-Schmitz
Thank you for your response.
Hello, i was wondering if you were considering having Musescore 3 (when you can create sheet music) on IOS and Android ? If yes, that would be really great and how much time do you think it could take to release it ? If no, i just think it would be convenient, specially for people with Ipad (like me), we could write music more comfortably and it would be faster with our finger. Plus we could write anywhere like, our bedroom, school, work, transports... It would be really life changing for those who really like to create music (like me). Thanks in advance for your response.☺️
In reply to Hello, i was wondering if… by sad_violin
See https://musescore.org/en/faq#faq-23633
In reply to Hello, i was wondering if… by sad_violin
I'm afraid that if you would like to use the MuseScore program to edit scores on a tablet like device, the only solution is to buy a Microsoft Surface.
In reply to I'm afraid that if you would… by frfancha
I have a Surface Go. A 10 inch touch screen Windows 10 computer. After getting rid of S Mode, it runs MuseScore just fine.
In reply to I'm afraid that if you would… by frfancha
Well, the Surface isn't the only solution, there are any number of other detachable/hybrid computers out there. The Surface is a good choice for Windows specifically, particularly the 64-bit versions (models running ARM processors would probably work using the 32-bit build?)
There are also a number of Chromebooks that would fit the bill (using the Linux build). The number of detachable Chromebooks running an Intel-compatible (as opposed to ARM) processor is smaller, though, and for Linux the option of a 32-bit build is not so simple.
In reply to Well, the Surface isn't the… by Marc Sabatella
All true. It just depends on what you need. Everyone else in my family, and extended family, all have iPads and MBPs. I'm the only hold out. Pretty lonely, sometimes :)
I need one device capable of running software and is compact for work.