CantaVue

YOUR SHEET MUSIC WORKSPACE

Less paper.
More music.

From the first read-through to your next performance. Bring your scores, annotations and practice together in one focused space.

Designed around iPad · In development

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One score.
So much possibility.

Keep every page in order, every idea close and every practice session connected.

A clearer view of your music

Single-page, two-page and continuous reading, with zoom and quick page navigation to suit your score.

Make the score your own

Capture fingering and expression with ink, highlights, text and music symbols. Organize revisions with layers and history.

A home for your repertoire

Import PDFs, organize with tags, favorites and libraries, then bring scores or page ranges into your next setlist.

Give your practice a rhythm

Bring goals, session records and local recordings together. Listen back, reflect and keep moving with purpose.

These features are connected in the development build. Platform support and real-device experience are still being validated.

In tune with
your every day.

Spend less time looking for the right page and more time with the music. Connect preparation, practice and performance planning.

A violin teacher and an adult student study a tablet score together in a music studio. The teacher points with a stylus.

VIOLIN LESSONS

Teach the phrase. Mark the moment.

Mark bowing, fingering and phrasing directly on the score, keeping the demonstration and discussion on the same page.

A string ensemble performs on a warmly lit stage with individual tablet scores on music stands.

ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE

Take every prepared page on stage.

Arrange your setlist and prepare your own scores before stepping on stage, with more attention left for the music around you.

A cellist plays with both hands while operating a two-switch page-turn pedal with the right foot. A tablet score is visible on the stand.

PEDAL PAGE TURNING

Hands on the music.
A foot on the next page.

Use a compatible keyboard-style page-turn pedal for the previous or next page, while your hands stay on your instrument.

Connect the pedal through your device first. Model compatibility and real-device experience are still being validated.

AI-generated illustrations of use, not app screenshots or actual customer stories.

Bring your scores

Start with a PDF and gather your repertoire in your own library.

Leave your mark

Note the fingering, breathing and details that make each read-through count.

Prepare for what’s next

Arrange a setlist, revisit tricky passages and put your pages in order.

Ideas can change.
Originals should stay.

Annotations and reading adjustments preserve the original PDF. Your personal library is currently stored locally, with score and backup exports you control. Cross-device cloud sync is still in development.

A few things to know

Can I download CantaVue now?

CantaVue is in development. There is no public download or beta invitation link yet. This page will be updated when access opens.

Which devices are planned?

The current focus is iPad. The project also targets iPhone, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux and Web. Progress differs by platform; final availability will be confirmed at release.

Does photo import recognize musical notes?

Image and scan import creates a PDF for reading and annotation. It does not convert notes into editable notation. Music recognition remains a research direction.

Are my scores automatically uploaded?

The current personal library is stored locally. The sync preparation screen does not upload your scores. Public cloud services and cross-device sync are not yet available.

How will CantaVue be priced?

Pricing has not been announced. Available features and plans will be explained here before the public release.

Made with care.
For the music you love.

We’re refining the reading, annotation and practice experience. Public downloads, beta access and pricing will be announced when ready.

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