Import your music
Drop a MuseScore score in .mscx or .mscz format into your project.
Music with new reference points
The joy of reading.
The freedom to play.
Bring colour to the first notes. Prepare isiQuint scores and support each pupil as they discover music.
Designed for teachers. In service of music.
isiQuint StudioSTUDY / 01
Each note,
a new beginning.
Five lines. Three colours. Your reference points.
The isiQuint staff
Colour guides the eye.
Music does the rest.
Music does the rest.
Your MuseScore scoresYour reviewYour isiQuint reference pointsA PDF to share
01 / The method
A familiar staff.
A different view.
The isiQuint method uses five lines: yellow, black, red, black and blue from top to bottom. These visual reference points support music reading.
You stay in control of your materials. Studio shows the information detected in your MuseScore file so you can review it before creating the score.
Yellow Red Blue
02 / Your music workspace
From your idea
to the music stand.
A space to prepare your materials at your own pace, one project at a time.
Take time to review
Read the detected musical information and system breaks. Confirm or correct the data.
Find your score
Open, download or print the generated PDF for your next lesson.
A learning path, tools and your practice
Prepare the lesson.
Grow music reading.
Question your practice
Eight written activities and a private journal to observe, prepare and document your teaching trials.
Discover the path ↗Keep useful reference points
Three worksheets to print or download for observation, lesson preparation and material review.
Explore the library ↗Document your skills
Discover the proposed framework and evidence. Certification is not open yet.
Understand the project ↗A few answers
Before the
first note.
Which files can I import?
Studio accepts MuseScore scores in .mscx and .mscz format up to 20 MiB. Keep your original: corrections create a new version in your project.
Can I review the score before creating it?
Yes. A dedicated step shows detected music and layout, distinguishing extracted, confirmed, estimated and missing information.
How do I find my scores again?
Sign in, open a project and choose its result. PDFs remain linked to the project and the generation that created them.
Your turn