A "clean" score

[drexo]

I searched on the internet for a "clean" score. I need it to write my composed music down, but I couldn't find it with internet search engines. If someone would like to post a clean score, I'd love to have!

Thanks!

[m1469]

I am going to assume you mean blank staff paper. 

You can get as much as you want here : https://www.musictheory.net/utilities/html/id96_en.html


note : you can choose/change which type you need and want.


Hope that helps, 
m1469

[ahinton]

I am going to assume you mean blank staff paper. 

You can get as much as you want here : https://www.musictheory.net/utilities/html/id96_en.html


note : you can choose/change which type you need and want.

There seems to be a rather limited selection here - but you can make your own on the computer quite easily. These days, as I'm sure you realise, many people use music setting software such as Sibelius, Finale, etc., but if you need to make some blanks ms. sheets for sketching or exercise purposes or if you prefer to write using pen and paper in any case, then it is easy to make your own to suit each purpose. I have a selection of these, so if you want to have some, please drop me a line at
[email protected]

Best,

Alistair

[avetma]

Far the best option is right here: https://www.dolmetsch.com/manuscriptpaper.htm

[ahinton]

Far the best option is right here: https://www.dolmetsch.com/manuscriptpaper.htm

That's indeed much better - but if you want to be able at will to arrange your own spacing between staffs or vary the gauge of staffs, etc., then it's really best to make your own templates from the groung up. The site you cite (pardon the unintended pun) does not extend to providing orchestral score layouts either.

Best,

Alistair

[gorbee natcase]

Whatever happened to pen and paper

[ahinton]

Whatever happened to pen and paper

I'll answer that one from my own perspective as an antediluvian composer who still prefers to use just that - pen and paper - but who, in some oversighted nod to present-day technology - nevertheless prefers to make the staff layouts on the computer rather than buying ready-printed stuff which usually fails to serve my purpose and is in any case much more expensive.

Best,

Alistair

[gorbee natcase]

Point taken