is there any way to get colored notation without the musescore application (or alternatives if not?)

• Nov 15, 2024 - 22:13

I have difficulty with reading sheet music as my brain has trouble recognizing where on the staff a note is and when the note moves (I have similar problems when reading too). this is my only issue, everything else about sheet music makes sense to me, I just can't play with it because I can't tell the pitches or memorize them for the life of me. I figured colored notation would really help, as it gives me a different way of processing and recognizing the notes, but I can't download musescore's application as my computer is out of date and I can't afford to update it with the risks it poses to my files and other things. I really want to play music I enjoy, but I can't, and I was wondering if there's ANY way to get colored notes on musescore, and if not, other websites that would offer that.


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MS3 has much lower system requirement and should run on an outdated computer. It ran well on my 13 year old Windows PC. You can colour notation manually or by using a plugin in MS3.

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