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Create, play back and export a short score in Score Studio

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Actual SYNKii interface: Set up the score. Give the study a title and choose its instruments, time signature, key and starting bars. Score Studio is available now in Pro and Studio.
STEP 01

Set up the score

Give the study a title and choose its instruments, time signature, key and starting bars. Score Studio is available now in Pro and Studio.

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Actual SYNKii interface: Inspect the starting page. Check the clefs, time signature and empty bars before entering the melody. Open Score Studio from your teacher dashboard to follow along.
STEP 02

Inspect the starting page

Check the clefs, time signature and empty bars before entering the melody. Open Score Studio from your teacher dashboard to follow along.

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Actual SYNKii interface: Start with one bar. Enter the opening C–D–E–F crotchets and check their positions on the stave. Keep the first exercise focused on one teaching purpose.
STEP 03

Start with one bar

Enter the opening C–D–E–F crotchets and check their positions on the stave. Keep the first exercise focused on one teaching purpose.

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Actual SYNKii interface: Check the two-bar opening. The preview now contains the first two bars of the study. Bars three and four are still rests. These slides demonstrate score setup and entry, not a completed playback or export workflow.
STEP 04

Check the two-bar opening

The preview now contains the first two bars of the study. Bars three and four are still rests. These slides demonstrate score setup and entry, not a completed playback or export workflow.

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Score Studio · Available now · Included in Pro and Studio · Actual platform captures · September 2026

Create, play back and export a short score in Score Studio, available now in Pro and Studio.

Written walkthrough

Open Score Studio from the teacher dashboard. Choose New score or import a MusicXML or MXL file. Enter your notes, listen back, then use Download PDF or MIDI in the score menu to export PDF, MusicXML, MXL or MIDI.

Step-by-step explanation

Import or create. “Our exercise has one purpose: keep a steady pulse through a four-bar phrase.”

Inspect the score. “I check the notes and rhythm before adding expression.”

Edit one detail. “I change the phrase ending, then listen to compare the two versions.”

Playback. “This helps me check the notation. I will still demonstrate the intended sound in the lesson.”

Export. “I reopen the exported file and make sure it contains the version I mean to share.”

Before sharing a score

Compare the final notation with the exercise you intended. The screenshot ends after two bars; the downloadable mini-study contains the complete four-bar melody. Choose the export format you need and reopen the exported file before sharing it with a learner.

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