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DomiSol vs Symphony Pro

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8.1#3 in music notation softwareFrom $880 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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FactDomiSolSymphony Pro
Deploymentwebboth
Free planYesNo
IntegrationsMusicXML and MIDI imports support files from MuseScore, Finale, Sibelius and DAWs, while the public API exposes published scores as JSON.The app supports MIDI input, AirPlay streaming or screen sharing, and iCloud backup and sync.
MIDI supportYesYes
MusicXML supportYesYes
NotationOne score can switch between tonic solfa and jianpu without retyping.Users can create and edit standard notation or tablature, with up to 64 instruments, 45 staves, and four voices or layers per score.
Parts extractionYesYes
ProductDomiSol is a web-based music score editor for tonic solfa and jianpu notation.Symphony Pro is a music notation app for composing, editing, viewing, and playing scores on iPad.
SupportSupport is available by email and through signed-in support tickets on the web, iPhone and Android.Support is available by email, user manual, and community forums; the manual says the team aims to assist seven days a week.

DomiSol plans

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$880 a month
  • AI credits$10, paid once
  • Personal$60, paid once
  • Lifetime$149, paid once
  • Schools & choirsPriced on request

Symphony Pro plans

  • Handwriting Recognition Tool—
  • Handwriting upgrade—
  • Symphony ProPriced on request

Pick DomiSol if…

DomiSol suits church choir directors, music educators and jianpu instrumentalists who compose or share choral music. Its score switching, part generation and lyric tools may also suit users working across notation styles.

Pick Symphony Pro if…

It suits composers, arrangers, and performers working with notation or tablature on Apple devices. Its iPhone access, Mac version, MIDI tools, and accessibility controls also help users moving between Apple platforms.

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