Built for ensembles that move fast
When you write a lot of music quickly, the hard parts are knowing which version is current, getting parts to musicians, and not redoing engraving every time the chart changes.
Versions
Organize versions of scores
Fast writing makes it easy to lose track of which file is correct — and stamping version numbers is one more step to forget when marking up scores.
With MuseScore today, Divisi App tracks versions separately from working copies, puts version numbers in the files and PDFs, and always presents the latest released versions so your ensemble stays on the same page.
Other software and PDF workflows: coming soon, with the same intent.
Parts
Parts organized for musicians
Divisi organizes by part. Generate part books — one merged PDF of the same part across every arrangement in the ensemble — with page turns shaped for performance, not just for print.
Engraving
Better engraving by default
MuseScore defaults often need heavy manual cleanup. Do that once, then rewrite a version, and you are engraving all over again.
Divisi’s custom engraving engine formats parts for you — the same house style used for professional musical theater prep in Toronto. Musical Theater mode can add score information automatically and aim page turns at the stand, not the template. Working copies (commits) stay separate from engraved releases (versions), so when you write you focus on music, and when you release you focus on presentation.
Automated engraving is MuseScore-first today. Support for other notation programs is not promised — but the door is not closed forever.