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Everything here may be used to write about Partitur: the text, the logo, the app icon and the screenshots. No need to ask first, and no need to credit more than “Partitur”.

AIn a sentence, and in a paragraph

One sentence
Partitur shows what is inside a recording: its beats, bars, chords, key, sections and loudness on one playable score, on your own computer, for free.
One paragraph
Partitur is a free, open-source desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux that reads a recording the way a musician would. Drop in a song and it maps the beats, bars, chords, key, sections and loudness onto one score you can play, loop, slow down and engrave as sheet music. It is made for practising and for the stage: setlists, a stage view readable across a room, the chart on every band member's phone, hands-free page turns, and a plugin that shows the chords in a DAW. The analysis runs on the musician's own computer; heavier models can run on a GPU when they choose to send a song there.

BThe facts

Name
Partitur (from the German for a full score)
What
A desktop app that analyses recordings and turns them into a playable, printable score
Systems
Windows, macOS, Linux; a DAW plugin (CLAP, VST3)
Price
Free. Heavier analysis runs on your computer or on a GPU computer of yours
Licence
GPL-3.0, source on GitHub
Privacy
No analytics, no ads, no cookies; audio stays on the computer unless the musician sends it to a GPU
Built with
Tauri 2, React and Rust; analysis in the app and, on GPUs, models such as Beat This!, BTC and BS-RoFormer
Status
In development, before its first release; a beta is open

The mark is a P set on a staff with a vermilion bar: the app's “now”. Give it room (at least its own width on each side), keep it one colour on photographs, and don't recolour the bar.

  • The Partitur mark in inkMark, ink (for light grounds)SVG
  • The Partitur mark in paper whiteMark, paper (for dark grounds)SVG
  • The Partitur app iconApp iconSVGPNG 512
  • The Partitur app icon for macOSApp icon, macOS shapeSVG

DScreenshots

Captures of the running app, in score paper and graphite (the page shows the theme you're in; switch it with the button at the top). The songs in them are Partitur's own synthesised demos with invented names, so they are free to show. Each link is the full-size image (2880 pixels wide, WebP).

A song's overview: tempo, key, the score strip and the song clockA song's overview: tempo, key, the score strip and the song clock
The overview paper graphite
The Score tab: the song engraved as sheet musicThe Score tab: the song engraved as sheet music
The score paper graphite
Stage mode: the chord now and next, very largeStage mode: the chord now and next, very large
Stage mode paper graphite
The library as song clocksThe library as song clocks
The library paper graphite

EColours and type

  • Score paperoklch(0.968 0.007 85)
  • Inkoklch(0.22 0.012 60)
  • Graphiteoklch(0.165 0.005 70)
  • Vermilion, “now”oklch(0.575 0.175 36)

Hedvig Letters Serif for titles and chords, Host Grotesk for text, Geist Mono for numbers. All three are under the SIL Open Font License.

FContact

Write to support@getpartitur.com. Questions about the code are best asked on GitHub.