CueForge Score · v4.0.7.2 Build Palette
Turn your performance into an editable score.
Upload instrument tracks, separated stems, or a supported DAW project package. Review the analysis, refine the notation, and export your score.
Upload your music
Add individual tracks, separated stems, a mixed source, or a supported project package. CueForge Score will guide you through source roles and score setup after upload.
What are you uploading?
Choose the closest description. You can correct every source role after analysis.
Known source details (optional)
Select an instrument or layout here only when you already know it. CueForge Score will still present a post-analysis confirmation before notation begins.
Use individual WAV/MP3 files, a stem ZIP, or a supported DAW package.
Supported files and project types
Advanced source and score settings
Use these controls only when the source structure or engraving style is already known.
Selected sources and track mapReview detected files, active tracks, and excluded media when needed
Selected source files
- No files selected.
Source track map
- No source package analyzed yet.
Choose what each source should do
Notation and playback are separate decisions. Non-notation sources remain available for playback without creating a staff.
Confirm notation, playback, reference, and excluded sources
Review the recommended role for each source. Your choices determine what creates notation, what plays with the score, what is reserved for comparison, and what is excluded.
Select the musical families CueForge should attempt to recover.
These are experimental recovery targets, not confirmed stems. Results may overlap, remain incomplete, or stay unresolved. You will review proposed parts before export.
Proposed notation grouping
Duplicate carriers merge into one target; genuine divisi remains separate; different instrument families never merge in full-score mode.
Cinematic FX cue layer
Braaams, whooshes, risers, impacts, ambience, foley, and sound-design events remain timestamped cue events unless you explicitly route them elsewhere.
Confirm the musical settings
Review the essentials before score creation. Detected values are suggestions; your choices always take priority.
CueForge Score will recommend an instrument, score layout, and separation path. A musician-confirmed choice always takes priority.
Analysis details and tempo candidates
Free Time / senza misura removes the printed time signature and preserves event durations without padding every measure to 4/4. Mixed passages can be refined in the Phase 2 editor.
Beat unit and pulse grouping
Audition tempo, pickup, and downbeat
Automatic Swing and Written Triplets recommendations are paused in this test build. Both remain available as manual musician choices.
Review the loaded suggestions, audition when useful, and confirm. Source timing remains separate from the written notation grid.
Advanced rhythm and notation interpretation
Raw detection alternatives
Use these only for unusual meters or deliberate alternate interpretations.
Check the plan before processing
Processing details
Review the score and its structure
Verify the requested layout, generated parts, playback, and notation before editing or export.
Requested plan versus generated score
This candidate exposes structure mismatches for review. Rebuilding or redistributing notation events remains a later notation-architecture step.
Open the CueForge Score Editor
Adjust pitch or spelling, remove incorrect items, review by measure, and save changes back here.
Detected key, written key signature, and confidence are review information only and are not printed inside the score.
Playback starts with generated score parts and retained SFX. Original/reference music stays muted until you choose Compare with original.
Playback and comparisonGenerated score + SFX by default; original source is optional
Playback and comparison
Generated score parts and playback/SFX sources are selected by default. Enable the original source only when you want a direct comparison.
Original / playback sources
Generated score parts to play
Instrument comparison map
Generated playback uses sampled instruments assigned from MusicXML part names. Test the instruments before comparison or MP3 export.
Advanced timing event list
Use this diagnostic list only when checking exact MusicXML onset timing.
Publish and exportMusicXML, PDF, MP3, and QA downloads
7 · Publish and continue editing
All previews and exports use the current reviewed MusicXML.
Advanced MusicXML editor (optional)
Only open this when you need to make a direct XML correction. Apply the edit to refresh engraving, playback, and comparison.
Advanced score QA and PDF previewTiming diagnostics, notation review, and publishing preview
Timing and notation comparison
Compare score timing with sounding-note coverage to identify missing notes, clipped sustains, or harmless trailing silence.
PDF preview
Original-music beta guidelines
- For original or fully rights-cleared classical, cinematic, chamber, piano, orchestral, concert, and improvised music.
- Do not submit covers, remixes, karaoke tracks, or copyrighted songs you do not control.
- Eight-minute TEST maximum per render.
- Review MusicXML, timing, and playback before treating the PDF as final.
- Only active, project-referenced DAW tracks drive transcription and comparison.
Engine and diagnostic details
CueForge Score uses an authenticated processing service for transcription and engraving. Direct engine credentials and service addresses are not displayed in the browser.