Let Your Lesson Notes Follow Students Home.
So students practice exactly what you taught, with markings, tempos, and instructions inside the score.
- Shared space
- The same score visible to the teacher, student, parent, and accompanist.
- Measure context
- Tempos and instructions attached to the exact measure.
- Orchestral accompaniment
- Practice with the same accompaniment as the student will hear in the recital.
How to use Musync to teach better
Put lesson notes directly in the score
Teachers can add annotations, tempos, and practice instructions where the student will see them during practice.
Give students one clear practice copy
Students and teachers can choose which annotations to show and share. So the score stays clean and readable for both.
Separate teacher prep from student-facing markings
Annotation layers control what is visible for preparation and what the student needs to see, without turning the score into scribbled chaos.
Share the same score with tempos and annotations to the accompanist
For recital preparation, the accompanist can prepare before meeting the student. The student can anticipate the accompaniment. Then when they play together, there are fully prepared, no surprises.
Practicing with your personal orchestra
Players can switch between viewing and listening to their own part and hearing the other parts against it. They can also transform that playback to other instrument sounds.
For teachers working from real sheet music
Best for
- Private teachers and studios
- Intermediate and advanced students
- Recital, audition, and accompanist preparation
Not for
- Replacing the teacher
- Teaching students how to read music from scratch