The Musitek SmartScore X² Academic Edition License is a collection of 3 licenses that enables you to add 3 additional users/seats to your existing SmartScore X² Academic Edition software.

Recognize, playback, and manipulate conductor's scores, band arrangements, opera, chorale, transcriptions, and PDF scores. Extract parts to separate files and burn to audio.

Superior recognition and editing of complex symbols such as cross-staff beams and voices, key and time signatures including change-of-key and change-of-time.

Precision recognition of chord symbols and guitar fret diagrams including symbols written as simple text. Chord symbols are automatically updated when key signatures are transposed. Chord configurations can easily be edited, updated, and even made invisible.

Extract parts graphically. Score Structure allows quick removal and re-arrangement of selected parts. The applied changes create a new SmartScore document, leaving the original unchanged.

Reformat scores simply and easily. Quickly and easily change page layouts, margins, staff widths, and distances. Engraver quality output to print, PDF, Finale, and MusicXML.

Transpose and print directly from SmartScore. Open your score in Finale with just a single button. You can save as MIDI or MusicXML. It also enables you to burn voices, parts, or an entire score to CD audio using Garritan sounds.

SmartScore X² includes a large subset of Garritan jazz, pop, and orchestral instrument sounds. Garritan sounds are digitally sampled sound libraries that realistically reproduce musical instruments in performance. Garritan sounds are carefully recorded samples of actual musical instruments and are not electronically synthesized. A list of the following sounds comes included in every edition of SmartScore X².

• Keyboards: Concert Grand Piano, Harpsichord, Pipe Organ Baroque, Vintage Electric Piano
• Woodwinds: Flute Solo, Flute Section, Piccolo Solo, Oboe Solo, Bb Clarinet Solo, Bassoon Solo, Alto Sax, Alto Sax Section, Tenor Sax, Bari Sax, Recorder
• Brass: French Horn Solo, French Horn Section, Trumpet Solo, Trumpet Section, Trombone Solo, Trombone Section, Euphonium Solo, Tuba Solo
• Orchestral Strings: Violin Solo, Violins Section, Viola Solo, Violas Section, Cello Solo, Cellos Section, Dbl Bass Solo, Basses Section, Full Strings Pizzicato
• Orchestral Percussion: Basic Orch Percussion, Marimba, Glockenspiel, Xylophone, Vibraphone, Timpani
• Rock/Pop/World: Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Fusion Drum Kit, Upright Bass, Jazz Fretted Bass
• Vocal: Choir Oohs, Choir Ahhs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When you zoom in with the camera does the 2.8 fStop stay the same throughout the zoom or does it increase up as you zoom in?

A: The F-Stop will change as you zoom when using the Panasonic HCX2 Camcorder. It would increase to at most F4.5 at the far end of the zoom range. Maximum Aperture f/4.5 Minimum Aperture f/2.8

Q: 2. Is this compatible with BenQ SW272U?

A: Yes, this Datacolor Spyder X2 Ultra Colorimeter is compatible with the BenQ SW272U monitor.

Q: 3. how important is the difference in brightness range? what are the most common uses for each product?

A: Color, brightness, and accuracy are all very important in a designer or photographer's workflow. The Datacolor Spyder X2 Ultra Colorimeter, and other similar colorimeters, are used to match onscreen designs with printed, or other media. This way you can expect a certain output from your design or editing software between multiple screens, and mediums.

Q: 4. Are there any improvements to the LCD regarding reflections? On the X1, the LCD is unusable in the sun. Significant improvement?

A: The screen on the HC-X2 has no more NITS than the X1 model. For use in the bright conditions, the provided EVF is what is meant to be used.

Q: 5. Is this One X2 battery waterproof to 10 meters like the camera?

A: No, the battery is not waterproof. The battery door must remain close/airtight for the camera to remain waterproof.

Q: 6. What are the differences in live streaming between X2, CX350 & X20 - codecs, frame rates, reliability etc? Beside ethernet port.

A: Here is a link to a quick comparison chart comparing the Panasonic HC-X2 4K Camcorder, the Panasonic AG-CX350 4K Camcorder, and the Panasonic HC-X20 4K Mobile Camcorder. See: https://bhpho.to/3ZLe9DG

Q: 7. What kind of stabilizer or gimbal would be good for this camcorder?

A: The Panasonic HC-X2 4K Camcorder along with all other camcorders are not meant to be used with gimbals. They have their own stabilization internally and this is what is expected to be used for them.

Q: 8. Does it record in Prores?

A: The Panasonic HC-X2 4K Camcorder does not record Apple ProRes files. The two file types supported are MOV/MP4 and AVCHD formats. However, you could connect an external recorder to the camera, and record in Apple ProRes. A recorder idea would be the Atomos Ninja V. Atomos Ninja V 5" 4K Recording Monitor with 2TB AtomX SSDmini Kit BH #ATNINJAV2TBK (B&H Kit)

Q: 9. what is the difference between spyder X elite and X2 ultra?

A: The difference between the Spyder X Elite and Pro are the maximum brightness they can each support: 750 nits for the Elite, and 2000 nits for the Pro.

Q: 10. Does this item have the capability of using an external focus control?

A: Yes, you can add a gear ring with a focus motor or follow focus unit to the Panasonic HC-X2.