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Answered By: Annie Reid Last Updated: Sep 28, 2018 Views: 107
Answered By: Annie Reid
Last Updated: Sep 28, 2018 Views: 107
When you have found music that interests you, you click download and then you will have two options. You can either print right then in the current key by using the Instant Print feature, or you can open your music in the Naxos Sheet Music Viewer (additional download required). The Naxos Sheet Music Viewer allows you to view, print, transpose, and listen to MIDI playback of most songs.
NOTE: Transpose and MIDI playback only work on those titles labeled as such.