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A Review of Musicnotes - Digital Sheet Music Dealer


sheet music - Are you a musician? Can you find the sheet music you want? If you are anything like me, then the answer is no. Even though the town I live in is not that small, there still isn't an large selection of stores with regards to music. There is only 1 small music store that I go to (and only on rare occasions) when I need something immediately, like post for example.

sheetmusicbot.com - When I are interested sheet music though, that little shop isn't much help. There's only a small selection of written music for the most popular genres and many popular instruments. If you want to play Beethoven piano arrangements then you are fine, but if you want something different then you are out of luck.

sheet music bot - I couldn't find what I wanted within my area, so online shopping was my only alternative. After trying different online written music dealers I finally came across one that I really liked-Musicnotes. This amazing site offered instant digital sheet music and I thought it sounded cool, but wasn't sure how "digital" music works.

I realized that it was really easy to make it happen though. In order for a digital sheet music to work, you are doing need to have special written music software, but you can download that at no cost on the Musicnotes website. After downloading the disposable software I began looking through the music database. It had been completely different from my local music store!

This website has thousands of songs to download the sheets for, and in many different genres. The grade of the site is great and that i have never had interest in purchasing from a local store again. It is possible to buy exactly what I want and I don't even need to leave the house. I can locate a song, download the sheet music, and learn it right away.

At first I was leery in regards to the musicnotes player software, the good news is love it! It has many features which help you to learn songs such as being able to transpose, change the tempo, or learn one area of the song at a time.

The only real downside I can see with this particular program is that you have to be on a computer of these features to work. But, if you would like you can print from the sheet music like you normally would. Since I use a digital piano, It's my job to just slide that up close to my computer in order to use the software though, it really is a big help.