Revolutionize Your Music Creation with Braille Music Editor 2025

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Intuitive Interface

Our software offers a user-friendly interface that simplifies the creation and editing of braille music scores.

Comprehensive Support

Get assistance through our extensive support resources, including tutorials and a dedicated help center.

Seamless Integration

Integrate with popular music software and hardware for a smooth workflow and enhanced productivity.

Unlock Your Musical Potential

  • Transform your music composition experience with Braille Music Editor 2025.
  • Whether you’re an educator or a musician, our software offers unparalleled ease of use and advanced features. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your musical journey.
  • Implemented a script for managing the six points on the Braille line of the Focus
  • Improved the import and export of lyrics.
  • Fingering is now correctly imported from MusicXML files
  • Standardized jazz chord symbols in Braille (140 symbols), based on The New Real Book and the Finale and Sibelius libraries
  • Enabled the use of BME to control external keyboards via Midimapper
  • Revised pause management to support anacrustic and acephalous pieces
  • Added new options for handling MIDI parameters
  • Supported import and export up to MusicXML 4.0, ensuring compatibility with all available versions

BM2025 Release Notes

Here are the latest changes implemented across versions:

v13/11/2025:  Fixed inconsistencies in MusicXML export, affecting section markers, repeat structures, beam grouping, fingering notation, and lyric alignment, enhanced the copy-and-paste functionality for better workflow efficiency.

v09/01/2026: Enhanced MusicXML conversion with improved lyrics handling on chord parts, removal of the four-verse-per-part limitation, and better beaming management.

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MuVie: Erasmus Music project - Empowering Visually Impaired Musicians

Innovative Music Education

Project Overview

The MuVie project is a pioneering initiative under the Erasmus+ program, aimed at revolutionizing music education for visually impaired individuals. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, the project focuses on creating accessible digital tools and methodologies. A key component is the development of a comprehensive Braille music library, which will serve as a vital resource for educators and students alike. Through this project, we aim to break down barriers and open new avenues for musical expression and learning for the visually impaired community.