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A Melody Scanner alternative for voices and solfa

Melody Scanner turns solo instrument recordings into scores. NoteFusion is built for voices first: a hummed tune, a soloist, a choir or a song with a band, written in staff notation and Tonic Solfa.

NoteFusion and Melody Scanner side by side

NoteFusionMelody Scanner
Made forVoices first, and instrumentsSolo instruments (its listing: “no bands or orchestras”)
A song with a bandThe singer is separated, then written outNot supported, per its listing
Tonic Solfa (movable doh)Yes, the hymn-book wayNot in its listing
Choir parts (soprano, alto, tenor, bass)Written under a tune, or heard from a choirNot in its listing
Upload your own fileFree, 3 a weekPremium, per its listing
Free to try3 full transcriptions a week, no cardMicrophone and YouTube, up to 40 bars
Guitar tabNoYes

What this page says of Melody Scanner comes from Melody Scanner's Google Play listing, as of October 2026, and may have changed since. Melody Scanner is made by Klangio, which has nothing to do with NoteFusion.

What Melody Scanner does well

  • Transcribes solo piano and flute, with violin and acoustic guitar in beta, from the microphone, YouTube or a file.
  • Shows the result as a score, a piano roll or guitar tab, and exports PDF, MIDI and MusicXML.
  • Syncs with a desktop version.

What NoteFusion adds

  • Tonic Solfa on every sheet, written the hymn-book way: movable doh from the key, la-based minor, chromatics named de, ra, fe, ta, and octave marks.
  • Choirs: alto, tenor and bass written under any tune, a recording of a choir read part by part, and Learn my part, with your line loud and the others soft.
  • Hymns: over 250 hymns with their words and 500 more hymn tunes in solfa and staff, and a hum to find one.
  • A fair free plan: 3 full transcriptions every week, a file read for its first three minutes, no card, no ads in the app; and one song bought on its own when that is all you need.
  • On Android and in any browser, with the same account and your sheets kept on the phone for offline.

Which to choose

Choose Melody Scanner for a piano or flute piece you want as a score or guitar tab. Choose NoteFusion for anything sung or hummed, for songs with a band, and for Tonic Solfa, choir parts and hymns.

Your first 30 seconds right here, with no account; an uploaded file is cut to its first 30 seconds. for 3 full transcriptions every week, saved to your library.

Amazing Grace

Doh is GG major3/4

s,A--dmaz----mingd_mgrace!---rhow-dsweet---l,the-s,sound,---s,That-
The same bars on the treble staff in G major, with the words under the notes
The opening line, as NoteFusion writes it: solfa above, staff below. Open the whole hymn

Questions

Is NoteFusion free like Melody Scanner?

NoteFusion gives every free account 3 full transcriptions a week, of anything you sing, hum, play or upload, with no card. Songs from a link need Pro, or you can buy one song on its own.

Does Melody Scanner write Tonic Solfa?

Its own listing and website don't mention Tonic Solfa (checked in October 2026). NoteFusion writes every transcription in movable-doh Tonic Solfa beside the staff notation.

Can I open my sheets in MuseScore or Sibelius?

Yes. NoteFusion exports MusicXML and MIDI with Pro, and a PDF on every plan.

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