MusEdit (Fully Functional) Download Link

                     

No need to download a demo of MusEdit - it's free now!

MusEdit is now free as of March 1, 2011.

To download the fully functional version of MusEdit (v. 4.0.3 for Win 7/Vista/XP), click on this link:

Download MusEdit 4.0.3

The MusEdit manual will be posted as a pdf document soon.

Instructions for downloading and running MusEdit:

Step 1: Click on the link above to download the fully functional version of MusEdit for Windows 7/Vista/XP

Step 2: After downloading, install MusEdit...
Find the icon for the MusEdit-Setup in the folder in which it was downloaded (or on the Desktop) and then double click on it to install MusEdit. If you have any questions or problems with this, jump directly to step 4.

Step 3: Run MusEdit...
After installing MusEdit, you should find a MusEdit icon on the desktop - double click on that icon to run MusEdit.  You can also find MusEdit by clicking on the Start menu and looking for MusEdit under "Programs". If you have any questions or problems with this, jump to step 4.

Step 4: Check out Essential Tips to get Started With MusEdt for some tips to get you going right away.

Note:If you want to remove MusEdit later, go to Start Menu | Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs and select MusEdit from the list, then click on the Remove button.

General Notes About Using MusEdit

1) If you've downloaded the file, but you don't know where it was put on your system, use Windows' "Find" feature by hitting the Start menu, then select "Find Files or Folders", then enter the name of the file you downloaded (you'll see the filenames in the section below, such as "MusEdit-Setup.msi"). Once Windows finds the file you can simply double-click on it right in the find window to extract it's files.

2) Be sure to check out the Help menu for very extensive help about all aspects of MusEdit, and especially check the Getting Started section for an easy example of how to enter simple music consisting of chords, treble, lyrics, and tablature.

3) Check File|Set Preferences to see how you can customize MusEdit for your particular tastes. These preferences will allow you to fine tune the printed output and you can also set margins, fonts, and other preferences from here.

4) Check other areas of this web site for more clues and tips on some of the interesting things you can do with MusEdit, such as setting up "Mutual Translation", translating between alternate tunings, etc. See User Questions, Detailed Examples, and Suggestions and Tips.

5) If you have a MIDI capable sound card (and most are MIDI capable) you will be able to hear the tunes you enter, and the scores included in the Samples folder.

 

Sample Scores

    Many sample scores in many different styles are available from the MusEdit music library.

 

                     


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