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A sheet-music notebook for your instrument

Photograph the page. Play it tonight.

Dizek reads your sheet music, names every note and shows the fingering while you play along. Made for your instrument, including Turkish makam music.

Coming soonApp Store
Coming soonGoogle Play
Coming soonWeb

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From paper to practice in three steps

1

Photograph

Take a photo of a printed page or a photocopy.

2

Dizek reads it

Notes, key signature, repeats and lyrics become a score you can edit.

3

Play along

Turn your phone sideways. The playhead follows repeats, D.S. and Fine, with count-in, metronome and loop.

The fingering for every note

Tap any note to see its fingering on your instrument, shown here for a Boehm-system clarinet. During playback the diagram follows the playhead and names the register.

Pick a note
Throat
La
WrittenA4
Sounds on G clarinetE4

Written with makam in mind

Dizek reads makam key signatures such as Hicaz, writes Turkish note names and transposes for your instrument, including the G clarinet common in Turkish music.

  • Makam key signatures, starting with Hicaz
  • Do Re Mi or C D E note names
  • Written and sounding pitch for your instrument
  • Turkish and English interface
Hicaz · Kader diyemezsin sen kendin ettin
Editor

If a note is read wrong, fix it in two taps

Tap a note to change its pitch, accidental or length. Bars Dizek isn’t sure about get a light pencil circle; tap it and Dizek tells you what it noticed. Undo is always one tap away.

iPhone, Android and the web

One library on every device, synced with your account.

iPhone & iPadComing soon · App Store
AndroidComing soon · Google Play
WebComing soon · dizek.app

Pricing

Free $0
  • 3 scans to try it
  • Fingering, editing and playback
  • Songs synced with your account
Coming soon
Pro $4.99 / mo
  • 30 scans a month: notes, repeats and lyrics
  • Everything in Free
  • Pay monthly or yearly
Coming soon

Questions

Which instruments does Dizek support?

Dizek is built for many instruments. The first is the Boehm-system clarinet in G, B♭, A or C, and more are on the way.

Does it work with Turkish makam music?

Yes. Dizek reads makam key signatures, uses Turkish note names and transposes for your instrument, including the G clarinet.

What if Dizek reads a note wrong?

It circles the spots it isn’t sure about in pencil. Tap to fix the note, or tell Dizek it’s right; nothing slips through.

Which languages is the app in?

Turkish and English.

When can I download it?

Dizek is coming to the App Store, Google Play and the web. Write to hello@dizek.app and we’ll tell you when it’s ready.