StaffPad for iPad: Playback demo

A demo of StaffPad playback on iPad, using Berlin Strings and Cinesamples libraries. Composition: “Winning” by Philip Rothman. Full review: www.scoringnot...

[@Ponk_80]

I am impressed that an iPad can make music that sounds so great, this is truly amazing, finally an app that takes this device seriously and shows what it can handle.

[@laHagans]

Thank you! I am definitely getting this app.

[@jacobmoss4095]

Fantastic

[@tramistfromhell]

I caution that it does not state which sound library or libraries were used in this rendition. I suspect they were not the included sounds, but were quite expensive in-app purchases.

[@vaneesorn]

Very impressive indeed!!!\

[@expressivoarts]

Hello, thank you for your exquisite videos and educating others with digital scoring. I have purchased StaffPad two days ago and have fallen in love with it. Can you tell me which Mac computer apps work best with back and forth XML sharing/editing, e.g., Finale, Notion, etc.? I would like to work from both devices. Thank you.

[@expressivoarts]

Thank you for your generous comments. I’ve heard from numerous users and the developer that Finale works best. Please consider joining the Facebook StaffPad users group... a must for you to get candid advice and help... a wonderful group of global users. All the best to you and, like me, I adore my StaffPad and will posting new content for beginner composers of all ages.

[@AlvaroALorite]

I'd rather have Note Performer; the sound are wise, but the clarity of the articulation, the playback of slurs, and the synchronicity of the orchestra as well as its balance make it a better composing tool. I hope they give it support some time in the future

[@evanericksonmusic]

As a regular noteperformer user, it is still quite muddy in a lot of places, and QUITE overarticulate in just as many spots. At least this sounds even more real yet than noteperformer.

[@julianmanjarres1998]

@@evanericksonmusic have always been interested in this comparison, wish someone would do a more in depth comparison.

[@alexgostin1990]

Was this from a MusicXML score input or was it composed in StaffPad? Sounds great either way.

[@nycmusicservices]

MusicXML input from Sibelius and then adjusted further in StaffPad.