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Worked examples

See exactly what comes back

We ran these ourselves through the same studio you would use, on music nobody owns. What you see is what was delivered: the same files, the same guide, the time it really took.

A hymn page in E-flat, tilted, shaded and set on a dark ground by software to look like a phone photo
The picture that went in, made to look like a photo
Old Hundredth, newly engraved in G major for four voices
The score that came back, in G

No score file? Start from a picture of the page

We asked for this page in G major. 27 minutes later we had a new score, four parts and an editable file. Then we compared all 128 notes with the original, and every one was right.

That was a test, and no camera was involved. The picture is our own engraving of one short, clean hymn, tilted, shaded and blurred by software to look like a phone photo. We then did the same to a two-page Schumann song, faded on purpose: 93 minutes, all 347 notes right, and five left-hand notes doubled. Real photos, worn pages and handwriting are harder.

Open the score that came back (PDF)