SheetCue

After import, the app walks through three setup stages: splitting the score into measures, arranging repeats and page returns, and setting the title, BPM, and beats. Practice controls include timed measure changes, a metronome, speed controls, current-measure duration, and an A–B loop. Scores and setup data are stored locally on the device, while the free version uses Google ads and consent tools as described in its privacy policy.

SheetCue is for students, teachers, ensemble players, and other musicians who already practice from PDF scores or photos and want a lighter phone setup. It is especially useful when the tricky part is following a custom sequence of measures rather than listening for the app to recognize the performance.

SheetCue is built around a small but real practice problem: a full score can be hard to follow on a phone, especially when repeats and page returns are involved. The measure-first setup asks for some work up front, but the payoff is a focused rehearsal view that follows the route the musician chose. It is a manual timing aid, not automatic audio score-following.