Kanaderu Download for macOSA desktop practice workspace for musicians working from notation. Import MusicXML or MuseScore projects, shape focused sessions, and keep a clear record of progress.
Practice from your scores, generate sight-reading exercises, train intervals by ear, and keep a practice journal.
Open a MusicXML score or MuseScore project and work directly from the notation.
Open a score or generate an exercise, work on it, then keep the result and your notes together.
Keep your scores, exercises, playback, feedback, and session notes in one desktop app.
Keep MusicXML, MXL, and MuseScore projects in a local library that is easy to search and return to.
Open a score, shape playback, loop passages, record Practice Check takes, and keep the session moving.
Generate level-based exercises for piano and strings, with custom pitch, rhythm, key, and meter rules.
Choose the intervals, tonal centers, directions, and instrument sounds you want to recognize.
Plan reusable blocks, add session notes, and review previous work on a calendar.
Use Practice Check to see which notes landed, where timing drifted, and how one take compares with another.
All local practice tools are included. An optional Supporter plan with cloud sync is planned.
The complete local Kanaderu practice experience.
For musicians who want cloud sync and would like to support Kanaderu’s development.
Kanaderu is a desktop app for score-based music practice. It lets you import MusicXML scores or MuseScore projects, practice from notation, use musical playback, train interval recognition, record Practice Check takes, and keep a practice journal.
Yes. Kanaderu imports MSCZ and MSCX projects through an installed copy of MuseScore Studio. It also imports MusicXML, XML, and compressed MXL files directly.
Yes. The Free plan includes Kanaderu’s local score-practice, sight-reading, interval-training, Practice Check, and practice-journal tools. An optional Supporter plan with cloud sync is planned; its price has not been decided.
The private beta supports macOS and 64-bit Linux. Linux downloads are available as Flatpak, AppImage, .deb, and .rpm packages. Windows support is planned for a future release.
Yes. Kanaderu can assign SoundFonts or VST3 instruments to individual score parts, with per-part volume, mute, and solo controls.
Practice Check records your playing and helps you review pitch, timing, notes, and session history so you can compare takes over time.
Kanaderu stores your practice data locally by default. The upcoming Supporter plan will let you sync selected scores, sight-reading exercises, and practice-journal data to your account; practice recordings will remain local.