MusicXML is a dynamic digital sheet music format. MusicXML files in Newzik can be played, transposed, resized, edited to display one or several individual parts at a time, and much more! In N...

When you import a MusicXML file, Newzik will automatically generate an associated MIDI file that you can play using the Playbar.

When you import a MusicXML file containing more than one part (Full Score), Newzik will automatically generate all individual parts. To access them, click on the Parts drop-down list at the top o...

MusicXML scores will be automatically resized when you zoom in or out; they are what we call “liquid” sheet music. Please note that this only applies to MusicXML files that do not have any an...

To transpose a MusicXML part, open the Features menu and click on “Transposition & Tracks”, or click on the mixer icon on the right of the bottom menu bar. Slide the transposition wheel to...

With MusicXML, you can choose the individual parts you want to display or hide in the “Transposition & Tracks” panel, accessible from the Features menu or by clicking on the mixer icon in the ...

If your score contains chords, you can choose to display the chord chart instead of the notes by opening the Features panel, clicking on “Display settings” and choosing “Chart” under “Display mode”.

In Features menu of MusicXML scores, click on "Display settings" and then on "Score Contraction" to have Newzik automatically reinterpret the score in order to linearize the p...

Synchronize your MusicXML parts with a media file to have the cursor move perfectly in sync with the music. Make sure you have a media file attached to your Piece and that it is activated by o...

To have the best reading experience possible with MusicXML files in Newzik, some guidelines must be respected when editing and exporting sheet music in your notation software. Chords If you ...