ScoreFlow integrates an innovative visual playback system that emulates Synthesia's piano roll interface. The system transforms musical notation into dynamic light bars that present note positions and timings in real time in a vertical drop. Users can learn in three modes: first, a follow mode, where the cursor is synchronized to indicate the current playing position; second, a practice mode, where AB section loops can be set up; and third, an assessment mode, where the system scores the accuracy of the performance.
The player function supports stepless variable speed adjustment from 20-300 BPM, meeting the needs of all stages from beginners to professional players. The specially configured Smart Metronome offers 4 tone options and supports compound beat settings. The technological breakthrough lies in the low-latency design of its audio engine, which maintains a response time of less than 15ms even on mobile devices, ensuring synchronized playing.
This feature significantly improves learning efficiency: test data shows that students using the visual playback feature mastered the repertoire faster than the traditional method.40%. The enterprise API version also opens up the SDK to allow third-party developers to integrate this playback system into their own applications.
This answer comes from the articleScoreFlow: Music Learning Tool for Converting Scores to MIDI and MusicXMLThe
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