Start with one score and follow the complete StringFlow flow: import, choose a part, practice visually, then organize the piece for later.
1. Import a score
Open the Library and choose Import. Select a MusicXML, MXL, XML, MID, or MIDI file. StringFlow adds the song to your library and keeps the original source file in Source Files.
2. Choose the part to practice
Open the song detail screen. If the score contains multiple supported parts or tracks, choose the violin, viola, or cello part you want to practice.
3. Press Play
Open the player and press Play. The count-in gives you a moment to prepare before the first note arrives.
4. Adjust the practice feel
Use spacing to make dense passages easier to read. Use speed to slow down difficult sections. Tap exact values when you want a precise setup.
5. Use the HUD and fingerboard
Watch the current and upcoming notes. Turn on the fingerboard when you want to see active string, finger, and position markers.
6. Practice with accompaniment
Open Mix to adjust background parts. Mute tracks or raise quiet accompaniment parts when needed.
7. Organize the library
Create collections such as Current Practice, Bach, Etudes, Duets, or Lessons. A song can belong to more than one collection.
8. Use a shared Source Files folder
Choose a custom Source Files folder if you already keep scores in iCloud Drive, Dropbox, or a synced local folder. Scan Source Files to find supported scores already placed there.