Pick a mood, press play, and get editable film music played by recorded instruments.
Free to try in your browser · no account · the Windows app comes with a licence; on a Mac, Linux or a phone, use the browser version.
Background: The Hitch-Hiker (1953). App capture: Charade (1963). Both public domain in the US.
1Drop videoOr start from a template.
2Pick a moodOne click per genre.
3ScoreRecorded instruments play it.
4ExportWAV, MIDI, MusicXML.
12-second excerpts rendered by ProScoro from its own templates. Press play.
Stills are tinted frames from public-domain films; the music was not written for them. Audio: ProScoro's bundled samples, loudness-matched MP3.
Artwork: procedural images made for ProScoro. 595 templates in all; try them in your browser.
Sampled pianos with sustain pedal, ringing tails and key-release sounds.
The pianos are optional downloads. Without them, piano parts use the built-in synth piano, labelled "(synth piano)".
Concert grandRecorded
Solo violinRecorded
CelliRecorded
TrumpetRecorded
FluteRecorded
HarpRecorded
CelestaSynthesised
SantoorModelledRendered by ProScoro, level-matched MP3.
Every instrument that ships. Tap 2 s to hear one raw note.
A sampled concert grand (Salamander Grand Piano V3, CC-BY), 8 velocity layers. Optional download.
A warm small grand (public domain recording). Optional download.
A close, intimate upright (FreePats, CC0). Optional download.
The grand’s four softest layers with a felt-hammer filter and a close room.
Rendered live in the app
The same grand recordings through a long, dark hall.
Rendered live in the appSynthesised by ProScoro (no CC0 celesta recording we could ship).
Rendered live in the app
Sparse piano-like tones, ProScoro’s own synthesis.
Rendered live in the app
Section: sustain, staccato, pizzicato, tremolo (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
A solo violin with the same articulations (VSCO-2 CE).
Viola section (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Cello section (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Solo contrabass recordings (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Four detuned, time-offset copies of the solo contrabass.
Concert harp (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Solo horn: sustain and staccato (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Four or eight detuned, time-offset copies of the solo horn.
Trumpet (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Straight-mute trumpet and stopped horn (VSCO-2 CE).
Tenor trombone (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Tenor-trombone recordings played up to a fourth lower, darker.
Tuba (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Trombone recordings about a seventh lower, doubled and darkened.
Flute (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Piccolo (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Flute recordings a fourth lower, softer top.
Oboe (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Oboe recordings a fifth lower, darker.
Clarinet (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Clarinet recordings an octave lower (a weaker model).
Bassoon (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Bassoon recordings an octave lower (a weaker model).
Timpani with rolls (VSCO-2 CE and VCSL, CC0).
Bass drum, snare, cymbals, tam-tam and more (VCSL and VSCO-2 CE).
Tubular bells (VCSL, CC0).
Glockenspiel (VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Xylophone (VCSL and VSCO-2 CE).
Marimba (VCSL and VSCO-2 CE, CC0).
Vibraphone, also bowed (VCSL, CC0).
Bowed and struck metal for tension (VCSL, CC0).
Indian bamboo flute (CC0 recording).
Vietnamese zither (CC0 recording).
Saron, demung and slenthem, Javanese pelog tuning (CC0).
Gamelan gongs, frame drum, bells and claps (CC0).
Modelled by ProScoro: jawari bridge, sympathetic strings, meend.
Modelled drone, Pa–Sa–Sa–Sa cycle.
Modelled hammered dulcimer, with tremolo.
Modelled bowed sarangi with sympathetic strings.
Modelled double reed with scoops and grace notes.
Modelled free reeds, two banks plus bass.
Modelled tabla, dholak, dhol, mridangam, ghatam, bells and more.
Warm pad, strings pad and brass swell, ProScoro’s own synthesis.
Rendered live in the app
Rhythmic synth pulses for ostinati.
Rendered live in the app
Low-end sine with soft harmonics, and a dark drone.
Rendered live in the app
“Ooh” and “aah” voices, synthesised (not a recorded choir).
Rendered live in the app
Trailer hits and hybrid percussion, synthesised.
Rendered live in the app
The Trailer and Scoring Sound Kit, synthesised by ProScoro.
Rendered live in the app
Footsteps, doors, cloth, glass and rooms: 359 CC0 recordings.
Recorded: real recordings from CC0, public-domain or credited CC-BY packs. Modelled: built by ProScoro, either from other recordings (filtered, pitch-shifted or layered) or by physical-model synthesis; each card says how. Synthesised: our own synth. Pictures are generated illustrations, not photos of the sampled instruments. Pianos are optional downloads; without a pack, that part plays a labelled synth stand-in.
Orchestral, trailer, Bollywood, Asian, Classic Hollywood, TV and game cues. Preview, star and vary any of them.
Simple mode for a first score in minutes; Pro mode for every detail.
One click drafts a cue per scene from cuts, motion and dialogue, puts hits on cuts and ducks under speech (needs FFmpeg). You can change any scene's mood.
Local analysis and composition rules · moods are suggestions you confirmA lit 3/4-view stage. Click a section to audition it, and watch a conductor cue entrances, shape crescendos and cut off phrases.
Play Live banks on rubber pads that glow when hit, with your default piano, alongside the picture.
Footsteps to splatter, across genres. Humanized timing, round robins, Vary, and a licence line on every sound.
Shape the music with an intensity graph. Dice rolls a fresh calm-build-peak curve; Pencil (or a double-click) lets you draw your own. Both are one undo step.
Risers, braams, hits, booms, whooshes and drones, snapped to cuts and hit markers.
Per-cue MIDI with tempo map, meters, markers and SMPTE offset, plus import guides for Cubase, Logic Pro and Pro Tools. MIDI import too.
Concert or transposed full scores and per-player parts, with articulations, dynamics, hairpins and rehearsal marks.
Play sample libraries you already own straight from their folder. ProScoro does not copy their sample files into projects; audio you render with them follows the library's own licence.
One export writes the mix, stems, MIDI, scores and parts, loudness reports and a sources list.
The conductor's gestures follow the project's notes and loudness rather than random animation, so the same cue gets the same performance.
Captured in ProScoro 0.29.28; the stage is unchanged since.
Timeline with timecode, cues, markers and a dialogue lane; piano roll; mixer; picture panel with a drift readout. Preview and export use the same render engine, so the export matches what you previewed.
Footage: Night of the Living Dead (1968), public domain in the US.
Every sound ProScoro ships or offers as a download has a recorded source, licence and file hash. Here is what that means.
| Sound | Licence | What you need to do |
|---|---|---|
| Orchestral, percussion and world samples (VSCO-2 CE, VCSL, SoH Gamelan, bansuri) | CC0 1.0 | Nothing |
| Foley recordings (Kenney, checked OpenGameArt items) | CC0 1.0 | Nothing |
| Upright piano (FreePats Upright Piano KW) | CC0 1.0 | Nothing |
| City Piano (Big Cat Instruments) | Public domain (author's statement) | Nothing; credited as a courtesy |
| Concert Grand, Felt / Soft, Film Ambient (Salamander Grand Piano V3 by Alexander Holm) | CC-BY 3.0 | Keep the credit, which ships in the app's notices and in the pack |
| Synthesis, Trailer Kit, modelled Indian instruments, textures, icons | Our own work | Nothing |
| Instrument illustrations, mood artwork and icons on this site | Generated or drawn for ProScoro, own work (notices) | Nothing |
The 595 templates were checked against 29 well-known film and song themes; the longest overlap found was 6 notes of plain scales or arpeggios.
Cues come from templates and composition rules as editable notes. Two optional helpers only make suggestions: scene recognition (jina-clip-v1) suggests moods and a local cue-idea model (Qwen2.5) suggests ideas. Both are Apache-2.0.
SFZ libraries you load keep their own licences. ProScoro does not copy their sample files.
Per-sound source lines, per-file hashes and a SOURCES.txt in every batch export.
Honestly: this is an engineering inventory, not legal advice. The EULA is a draft pending legal review, and City Piano's public-domain status rests on its author's statement.
The app comes with a licence: buy once and your personal download link appears right after checkout. The piano and instrument packs are free downloads.
Unzip ProScoro-0.29.53.zip and double-click START-WINDOWS.bat. It opens in your browser, served from your own machine. The first start needs internet.
Put the zips inside the ProScoro-0.29.53 folder and extract them there, saying yes to merge. Restart: it should say "Realistic pianos found". Packs with two parts need both.
Strings and bass in the piano templates use the orchestral sample packs; without them they play synth stand-ins.
Orchestra, percussion, Foley and world sounds, all CC0. Download the zips, put them in the ProScoro-0.29.53 folder (or your Downloads folder), then press Install next to the pack in Installed instruments. The orchestra has 7 parts; get all 7.
Every pack is SHA-256 checked before ProScoro installs it. Credits and licences: Licences & notices.
On a Mac, Linux or a phone? Use the browser version: templates, Simple and Pro modes and WAV, MIDI and MusicXML export, nothing uploaded. Stems, MP3/video export, delivery packages and your own SFZ libraries need the Windows app. A start.sh is included for macOS/Linux (untested this release).
One-time payments, no subscription. 14-day refund, no questions asked.
The browser version, for personal, non-commercial use: learning, student films, your own experiments.
Licence to use ProScoro for 12 months, for commercial projects.
A lifetime licence to use ProScoro, for commercial projects.
Licence terms are in the ProScoro EULA (draft pending legal review; not legal advice). Refunds: 14 days, no questions asked. Taxes may apply. Payment, when it opens, happens on the payment provider's own page: this site never sees or stores card details. The licence covers the ProScoro software; the sounds are CC0, public domain or our own work, except the Salamander-based pianos (CC-BY 3.0, credited to Alexander Holm). Studio or multi-seat terms: contact us.
A commercial licence, a question, or feedback on the build. This page stores and sends nothing itself.
Yes, with a paid licence (see Pricing), or contact us about studio terms. Personal, non-commercial use of the browser version is free; the Windows app comes with a licence.
The licence is for the ProScoro software. The sounds are our own synthesis, CC0 recordings (VSCO-2 CE, VCSL, SoH Gamelan, bansuri, FreePats, Kenney and individually checked CC0 OpenGameArt items), City Piano (public domain by its author's statement) and the Salamander Grand Piano (CC-BY 3.0, credit built in). The licence terms are drafts pending legal review, and none of this is legal advice: check the terms for your own project.
Our own synthesis, CC0 recordings (VSCO-2 CE, VCSL, FreePats, Kenney and checked OpenGameArt items), City Piano (public domain by its author's statement) and the Salamander Grand Piano V3 by Alexander Holm (CC-BY 3.0, which needs a credit; ProScoro ships it). Each sound shows its source and licence, the Sound sources page exports the full list as CSV, JSON or PDF, and batch exports include a SOURCES.txt. See Licences & notices.
Both. The browser version needs no install: templates, Simple and Pro modes, Score my scene and WAV, MIDI and MusicXML export run in the page, and your projects and videos stay in your browser; nothing is uploaded. The Windows download adds MP3 and video export, stems and the delivery package, voice-over recording, your own SFZ libraries, the piano and sound pack installer, scene recognition (jina-clip-v1), the local Qwen2.5 helpers and the optional AI Director. Neither needs a GPU.
Mostly. Scoring and every export run locally. The internet is used for the first start, for optional packs and models you choose to download (checked by SHA-256), and for the optional bring-your-own-key AI Director in the desktop app.
Windows with Node.js LTS. Unzip and double-click START-WINDOWS.bat: the first run installs dependencies, runs System Check and opens the app in your browser. A current Chrome or Edge is recommended (MIDI controllers need Web MIDI). FFmpeg is optional and unlocks frame-rate, timecode, cut detection and dialogue ducking from your video. A start.sh script is included for macOS and Linux, but it was not tested there for this release.
Yes: within 14 days of purchase, no questions asked. See the refund policy.
The browser version is, for personal, non-commercial use: score your own projects right in the page. The Windows app comes with a paid licence: a one-time payment with no auto-renewal, and your download link appears right after checkout (see Pricing). Where checkout is not open yet, the plan says so and links to the contact form.
To keep the app download small (6.6 MB). Install whichever pianos you want; ProScoro uses Concert Grand, then City Piano, then Upright, and falls back to its built-in synth piano, labelled "(synth piano)", if none is installed.
No. Score my scene (Magic AI Mode) analyses your video locally, then ProScoro's templates and composition rules write editable notes; it does not generate audio with an AI model. Two optional helpers only make suggestions: a scene-recognition model (jina-clip-v1) suggests moods, and a local cue-idea model (Qwen2.5) suggests ideas. It reports its confidence and you can change any scene's mood. ProScoro does not include any AI music generator, and it never needs a GPU.
Free to try in your browser. Buy a licence for the Windows app.
