Beautiful Music Made Simple

Freenotes music instruments are so easy to play they allow anyone to create enchanting music. These
beautifully designed percussion instruments are the perfect first instrument for both children and adults.
The tones are lovely, soothing and there are no wrong notes. Freenotes musical instruments are being
used in school music education, music therapy, community centers and they are a great family activity
as well.

here do you put your thoughts, your ideas, or the name of a movie someone recommended? If you
write them down or otherwise capture them, you get an accurate record that you can always refer to
rather than rely on a faulty memory. The place to put all this information and more is in a note taking
app.

Note taking apps are the digital equivalent of notebooks, and because they're digital, they can do more
for you than paper ever could. For starters, note taking apps can store your notes in the cloud and sync
them across multiple devices. As long as you have the internet, you have your notes. Second, note
taking apps have search functionality. In a matter of seconds, you can find whatever notes you need,
even if they are years old. Third, the best note taking apps let you snap pictures and save them as notes,
upload files, record audio, and clip pages from the web. I've never seen a paper notebook that lets you
dictate notes using your voice, either.

What  Makes  a  Great  Note  Taking  App?  

To find the best note taking apps, we started with a list of about 35 contenders and whittled our way
down to the 10 best based on a few criteria.

All the apps chosen for this list met a standard for being easy to set up and use. We also considered
each app's feature set in light of what the app promised to do or deliver. achieves that promise by not
overwhelming its interface with excessive tools. Conversely, both Microsoft OneNote and Evernote
earned high marks for having a wealth of excellent features, which is what they advertise.

Other factors for consideration included value, particularly because many of the best note taking apps
charge a subscription fee for unbridled access to all the features. We also have a strong preference for
apps that work across all the major platforms, including web.

One final point for consideration was whether the app offered a unique experience. Some note taking
apps are designed to be used with a stylus, letting you sketch, write by hand, annotate images and
documents, and so forth on your phone, tablet, or touch-enabled computer. Others let you store your
notes locally to give you greater privacy and security. When an app had a unique factor, we compared
it to similar apps and selected one to represent that subcategory. For example, in the subcategory of
apps for sketching, we chose Paper. As you read, look for the line beginning "Best for…" to see what
makes each app among the best.

A word on apps we did not include: Any app labeled a word processor or text editor was not
considered. Those apps are excellent for writing, but they don't give you a simple and quick way to
make a note when you're on the go, which note taking apps do. your day