ScoreFlow's RESTful API service provides batch processing capabilities for music education institutions, publishers, and other enterprise users.The API supports 10 concurrent requests per second, and a single call can process up to 50 pages of sheet music. The technical architecture adopts microservice design, including three core modules of image preprocessing, symbol recognition, and speech synthesis, and realizes elastic scalability through Kubernetes cluster.
API feature highlights include: support for direct PDF upload and parsing; note-level editing interface; and the ability to output multiple standard formats (including MIDI 2.0 and MusicXML 3.0). Developer resources include Python, Java, JavaScript three languages SDK, as well as complete interface documentation and sample code. Currently known application cases include: an online piano teaching platform processing over 200,000 pages of sheet music per month through the API; a music publisher using the technology to realize the digital archiving of a century of literature.
As for the security mechanism, the API adopts OAuth 2.0 authentication, and all transmission data is encrypted by AES-256. The system retains a 30-day processing log, in line with industry standards for music copyright protection.
This answer comes from the articleScoreFlow: Music Learning Tool for Converting Scores to MIDI and MusicXMLThe
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