Feature Requests

A % style repeat bar would be a handy feature for me!

Currently, when notating a single note on beats #1 and #3 of a measure, it is shown as a single quarter note with quarter note rest for the remaining beats (2, 4). Instead, it would be more musically appropriate to render this note as a half note.

Currently, when notating a single note on beat #1 of a measure, it is shown as a single quarter note with quarter note rests for the remaining beats (2, 3, 4). Instead, it would be more musically appropriate to render this note as a whole note.

I want to be able to add a bar of music based on a 16th note time signature, for example: 15/16 or 3/16.

Having the option to input half notes & rests and whole notes/rests would be very beneficial to add. Sheet music won't appear as crowded when reading as well eliminating all the extra rest notes and quarter notes. In addition dotted 1/4 notes could be included like the dotted 1/8 notes

Hello, I‘m also missing the possibilty to add a repeat sign after a bar, not only in the end of a measure. Something like this in the picture. This is for example nessecary for a sheet, when you want each single bar in one line to be repeated. It that case it also would be perfect with the option to create a second ending (see picture). Sorry, my english is not the best. Greetings Jörg

Current sticking options include alternating singles, doubles, and the “original” paradiddle. It would be excellent if options were added for inverted paradiddles (R L L R L R R L) and reverse paradiddles (R R L R L L R L) as well.

We would like the ability to choose the display for all 16th partials as both all 16th notes and rests as well as incorporating 8th notes and dotted figures. Inspired from the following question: https://beat-note.canny.io/ask-a-question/p/challenge-to-re-create-original-sheet-music-with-desired-placements-of-rests

I would like to be able to connect 4 eight notes with a signe line, as it is possible for 16 notes.

I would like to add Right hand / Left hand information for educational reasons, i.e. when noting down hand patterns etc.