You know how it should sound.
Writing it down is the hard part. Ask about your music, or describe what you want to write, and it answers in sheet music. Nothing changes until you accept it.
PaiMusic is a notation editor you can ask. It explains your music, writes what you describe and suggests what could come next, and nothing changes until you accept it. In private beta.
You are the composer. It answers when you ask.
A notation program
Writes down exactly what you enter, so you already have to know how to write what you hear. You can’t ask it anything.
An AI music generator
Turns a prompt into a finished song. It’s quick, but the music is the machine’s: you can’t see how it was made or change a single note of it.
PaiMusic
Like a teacher beside you: ask about your own score in your own words. It explains what you wrote, writes what you describe, and changes nothing until you accept.
Still have questions?
I tried notation software and gave up. Is this any easier?
Yes, we built it for you. Say what you want in your own words. It answers in sheet music and explains what changed and why, so you learn on your own piece as you write.
Does it ever change my score without asking?
No. Every change arrives as a proposal you can hear first. Accept what you like and reject the rest. If something goes wrong on our side, your score stays as it was.
Is my music used to train AI?
PaiMusic never uses your music to train AI. When you ask the Assistant for help, our AI provider handles your request under its own terms.
What do you do with my account details?
Only what signing in needs. We use your email, and your name and picture if you sign in with Google, to make your account and sign you in. We never sell them. Our privacy policy has the details.
Can I open my score in the program I already use?
If your program opens MusicXML, yes. MuseScore, Sibelius and Dorico all do, and you can bring their files in too.
How do I get in?
The Assistant is in private beta. Sign up and we open it in order, with one email when it’s your turn.
Bring the piece you’re stuck on.
We open the beta in order, with one email when it’s your turn. Your address is never sold or shared.