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This is an occasional App Store issue that can be easily addressed-please see this article for more information. What if the App Store prompts me to pay again?

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If you’re a forScore Pro subscriber, use the “restore” button in the forScore Pro interface to activate your membership on each device. That means you can buy it once ( exclusively on the App Store) to then use it on your iPad, Mac, iPhone, and iPod Touch.

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This limitation currently prevents forScore from playing songs that are streamed from the cloud or DRM protected.įorScore is a universal app, so you only have to purchase it once using your Apple ID, then you can download and use it on all of your personal devices authorized for use with that same Apple ID at no additional charge.

Due to major unresolved issues with Apple’s Media Player framework on macOS, audio playback using the Music app is currently not available-though in most cases forScore can use its own audio engine to play these same Music library tracks directly while offering advanced functionality like speed and pitch adjustment.

If these APIs are updated in the future, forScore will be able to utilize them just as it does on iOS and iPadOS.

There are several APIs that Apple does not currently offer on macOS, including ARKit (used for face gestures), AirPods Pro motion sensing, and automatic document scanning (though the camera and image inputs are still available through forScore’s Scan feature).

Whenever possible, its features and tools work exactly the same way across devices, but there are some differences and limitations:

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How is it different than the iOS and iPadOS version?įorScore on the Mac was designed to be nearly identical to the iOS and iPadOS version. It runs natively on all Macs that support macOS 11, including both Intel-based models and the newer Apple Silicon-based models first introduced in late 2020.

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Learn more about forScore on the Mac below: What are the minimum requirements?įorScore requires macOS 11 Big Sur (a free update for most Macs).

With the release of macOS 11 in November 2020, we brought forScore to the Mac and introduced a whole new sheet music reading experience. You can either tap this button or use the method described above to toggle two-up mode. On devices running iOS 13 or iPadOS 13, or when using older versions of forScore, you may see the button shown below in forScore’s title bar instead of the gear icon. When the button’s background is dark (off), forScore displays a single page instead. When the button’s background is light (on) forScore displays two pages side by side. Next, tap the button shown below to turn this mode on and off.

To access it, double tap the center of the page or tap the gear icon in the title bar: Two-up mode can be toggled using the Display Options overlay. In other cases, half-page turning mode is available instead. This option is generally available when your device is in landscape orientation, or whenever forScore’s window is too short to display a standard portrait-oriented page. When this button is blue half-page turns are active, and when it is gray they are not.įorScore features an optional display mode that shows two pages of a score side by side. You can either tap this button or use the method described above to toggle half-page turns. When the button’s background is light (on), half-page turns are enabled. Half page turns can be toggled using the Display Options overlay.

The divider’s position is saved per page of score, so you can set it once to the most convenient location for each turn and it’ll always split in that same spot. A blue horizontal divider shows you where the page is split so you don’t get lost, and you can reposition this divider vertically by dragging the three horizontal lines up or down. When your device is in portrait orientation, half-page turns allow you to see the top half of the next page while finishing up the bottom half of the current page.