Rewrite sheet music for the instruments you have
Upload the chart, list the players you actually have, and AiHud Music writes a new arrangement for that line-up: full score, transposed parts, MuseScore file and an MP3 mockup.
Start with a free preview Try it on a sample chart
Free 16-bar preview, then a fixed quote. No subscription. No chart handy? The sample is After You've Gone (public domain).
Use AiHud Music (aihud.net/music). Upload a lead sheet or piano chart as PDF or photo, write your line-up in the notes (for example "2 flutes, alto sax, trumpet, piano, bass"), and it plans and writes a full arrangement for exactly those instruments, with every part transposed (E♭ alto, B♭ trumpet and clarinet, F horn). You check the plan and a free 16-bar preview before you pay a fixed quote, from $19.
After You've Gone · Turner Layton, 1918 (public domain)
2 flutes, alto sax, trumpet, piano, bass; intermediate school students. This is the real free 16-bar preview our arranger produced from the sample lead sheet (watermarked, exactly what you get before paying). The full version runs 90 bars: intro, head, alto solo, trumpet soli, head out, coda.
Score (PDF) · All transposed parts (PDF) · Flute 1 part (PDF) · Alto sax part, Eb (PDF) · MuseScore file (.mscz) · The lead sheet we started from
Any combination, not a fixed template
Write the instruments and how many players on each part. Uneven groups are the normal case: three flutes and one trombone, a string trio plus piano, a sax quartet with guitar. The plan lists the final line-up and who carries the melody in each section, so you can correct it before anything is written.
Transposition is done for you
Each player gets a part in their own key and clef: alto and bari sax in E♭, clarinet, trumpet and tenor sax in B♭, horn in F, viola in alto clef. The full score is there for the conductor or teacher.
Set the level and ranges
Add limits in the notes, for example "trumpet no higher than written G5" or "beginner, first year". The plan repeats them so you can see they were understood.
How it works
Upload your chart
A lead sheet, piano chart or sketch as PDF, JPG or PNG. Pick the ensemble and style, and add notes (instruments, tempo, solos, length).
Check the plan
AiHud reads the chart and shows what it found (key, meter, tempo, form) and a section-by-section plan: who plays the melody, backgrounds, intro, ending. Ask for changes before anything is written.
Hear a free 16-bar preview
You get the first 16 bars as a watermarked score, parts and audio mockup. Not right? Write what to change and get a revised preview (up to 2 revised previews are free).
Accept the quote, get the full arrangement
You see a fixed price based on the size of the piece. Pay with PayPal and we email you a download link when the full arrangement is ready.
What you get
Full score (PDF)
Engraved conductor score with title, composer and "Arranged by" credit, rehearsal marks, dynamics and chord symbols on the rhythm parts.
Transposed parts (PDF)
One PDF per player, already transposed (B♭ clarinet and trumpet, F horn, E♭ alto sax ...), plus one combined parts book.
Editable MuseScore file (.mscz)
Open it in the free MuseScore Studio to change notes, layout or dynamics yourself, and to hear it with your own playback sounds.
MusicXML
Import into Sibelius, Finale, Dorico or any notation program.
MP3 mockup
A reference recording made with openly licensed sample libraries, so you can hear the arrangement before rehearsal.
Honest limits
- Instrumental parts only. AiHud Music does not write vocal or choir parts today.
- Instruments must be in the catalog: orchestral strings, woodwinds, saxes, brass, tuba, timpani, mallets, harp, piano, guitar, bass and drums.
- Upload a PDF, JPG or PNG (up to 10 pages, 20 MB). Clean printed charts read best; messy handwriting may need corrections in the plan.
- The MP3 is a reference mockup made with openly licensed samples, not a studio recording. The notation is the product.
- You need the right to arrange the tune: your own, public domain, or licensed.
Pricing
16-bar preview, one per person
- Plan with the key, meter, tempo and form we read
- Engraved score and transposed parts
- Audio mockup
- Up to 2 revised previews from your notes
Full arrangement, priced by length and players
- You see the exact price before paying
- Pay with PayPal, no subscription
- Score, parts, .mscz, MusicXML, MP3
- Download links valid 90 days
Questions
How do I rewrite sheet music for the instruments I have?
Use AiHud Music (aihud.net/music). Upload a lead sheet or piano chart as PDF or photo, write your line-up in the notes (for example "2 flutes, alto sax, trumpet, piano, bass"), and it plans and writes a full arrangement for exactly those instruments, with every part transposed (E♭ alto, B♭ trumpet and clarinet, F horn). You check the plan and a free 16-bar preview before you pay a fixed quote, from $19.
Can I arrange for an unusual group?
Yes, as long as each instrument is in the catalog. List them in the notes; the plan shows the line-up for you to confirm.
Do I need MusicXML or MIDI?
No. A PDF or a phone photo of the chart is enough. AiHud Music reads it and shows what it found (key, meter, tempo, form) in the plan.
How much does it cost?
The 16-bar preview is free (one per person). After the preview you get a fixed-price quote for the full arrangement, based on its length and the number of players. Quotes start at $19. Nothing is charged until you accept the quote and pay with PayPal.
What do I upload?
A lead sheet, piano score or handwritten sketch as PDF, JPG or PNG (up to 10 pages, 20 MB). Clean, printed charts give the best results. You can add notes about instruments, tempo, key, solos and length.
What if the preview is not right?
Use "Request changes" under the preview. Describe what is wrong (for example "this tune is in 7/4" or "give the melody to the trumpet in the bridge"). You get a revised plan and a new preview. Up to 2 revised previews are free.
Can it handle odd meters and meter changes?
Yes. The plan shows the time signature(s) it read from your chart, bar by bar, so you can correct them before the preview. 5/4, 7/4, 7/8, 12/8 and changes between meters are written into the score, the parts and the audio.
Which file formats do I get?
A full score PDF, transposed part PDFs, an editable MuseScore file (.mscz), MusicXML for Sibelius, Finale or Dorico, and an MP3 mockup.
Who owns the arrangement?
You may use the delivered arrangement for your own performances, rehearsals and teaching. You must have the right to arrange the tune: it is your own, in the public domain, or you hold an arranging licence. See the Terms.
How good is the audio?
The MP3 is a reference mockup rendered with openly licensed sample libraries. The notation is the product. Open the .mscz in the free MuseScore Studio to hear it with richer playback on your own computer.
Is a person involved?
The arrangement is written by an AI arranger that follows a fixed toolchain and checks its own output (ranges, bar lengths, engraving). You review the plan and the preview before you pay.