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Blank Manuscript Paper Bundle

$5.00

Sketch out your musical ideas in several different ways with my collection of four versions of blank manuscript paper. In 8-stave, 12-stave, and two orchestral sketch page variants, you can get your music sketching done for scoring work or concert works.

The manuscript paper comes with a timecode line above the top staff to add sync points, harmonic details, notes to yourself, or anything else you may want to add.

Print the pages out to work on with pencil or annotate on a tablet, whatever suits your needs!

Each manuscript type is only one page that can be printed multiple times, and are 8.5x11 PDFs

Sketch out your musical ideas in several different ways with my collection of four versions of blank manuscript paper. In 8-stave, 12-stave, and two orchestral sketch page variants, you can get your music sketching done for scoring work or concert works.

The manuscript paper comes with a timecode line above the top staff to add sync points, harmonic details, notes to yourself, or anything else you may want to add.

Print the pages out to work on with pencil or annotate on a tablet, whatever suits your needs!

Each manuscript type is only one page that can be printed multiple times, and are 8.5x11 PDFs

Write Your Music like Composers Have Been Doing for Centuries…

The 8-stave manuscript is perfect for most situations; split in half and work with two systems of four staves per page. Four-part writing is very easy this way.

The 12-stave page can be split to 6 staves per page, which can be useful to add other parts like denser harmony or percussion lines

The orchestral page comes in two variants, with vertical and horizontal orientations so you can choose your preference with what you like to have.

With several staves per section, you can draft out individual lines very easily and still maintain a quick workflow. From here you can easily split out parts into a notation software or a DAW.

Keep Time

A time code line runs across the top of each system, which can let you keep track of hit points. It’s also a good place to write harmonic details, notes for orchestration, or other notes to yourself to remember for later.