They aren't very popular because so many compromises are required - most notably, performance. Still way too much work anead in the short / medium term just getting MuseScore fully featured and rock solid for individual desktop use and then maybe overhauling the playback facility - I think that's where biggest needs are right now for the majority of users.Īlso, there *are* online score editing servcues - see Noteflight for one example. I love MuseScore and I want to take it with me wherever I go )įWIW, this does seem like a good idea to me, but it's also something I'd see for much further down the road. Just look at Google, that's amazingly useful. I already pay for great services like Evernote and Github, why not to pay for something as valuable as MuseScore. I would happily pay for a service like this. which have already proven to be successful and boost productivity. Why not implementing great concepts like: why towing your worries everywhere like if internet does not exist already? Why don't we promote MuseScore as a web-app to have a universal acces to our work.

You probably nurse your printed docs like me but either way you know how tedious is to tow your laggage everywhere you go.

Sometimes you lose your suitcase/papers/computer or even get stolen.You have noticed that over time your printed documents stains and tears and laggage manipulation ruins your folders and papers. If you are a musician you probably travel a lot.Native apps will always survive as supportive apps (for offline work for example).Also note that if you have one doc in your PC and other published on what you really have is a duplicate, and if you have ever worked (I mean seriously worked) with documents you know that this is not a best practice.The way you rely on web-app/native-app tandem makes a lot of sense for times like this.Have you ever tried software like Evernote, Google Drive, Dropbox, Spotify, Picasa, Github App, Kodingen, InVision, Sumo Paint, Harvest App, even Twitter and Facebook?.

Internet is all you need, and sometimes a native app for offline work.No installations, no updates, no viruses corrupting files, no compatibility issues, no hardware depending docs and no need to tow your PC or suitcase wherever you go.With web apps the way we rely on our documents improves heavenly.Please consider developing an online version of MuseScore because:

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