AnthemScore

Pros: If you contact Anthem Score, they will answer quickly and will try to help you. That's the only good point I can tell.

Cons: I bought it to make in vain a score of a really simple 6/8 bar piano song (right and left hand, really simple, with a very clear piano VST sound). I bought the Lite version, couldn't do it, so I bought the Pro version to get more rhythm editing settings, and after a dozen of emails with AnthemScore, I understood that I won't get what I expected. So AnthemScore was useless to me, and they didn't want to refund me. I used it only to try to get this score, exchanging mails with them, but if you pay them, it's too late, they won't make any goodwill geisture.
I just lost 41,56€ and a lot of hours trying to figure it out, trying in vain to get a 6/8 bar rhythm with 2 groups of three 8th notes, like all the 6/8 scores, but it wasn't possible, all I got was 3 groups of two eight notes (with mistakes in notes), so it changes the rhythm of the track, it's not the real score. For them, it's "normal" to not write 6/8 bars like that, it's the same score according to them, and I should have guessed that I couldn't get what I wanted BEFORE buying the software.
They understand that I'm disappointed but they prefer to keep the money. That's their politics. Not sure if AnthemScore will survive for a very long time with such a bad commercial vision, and such a bad software. By the way, the UX of the software is horrible.

Overall: I bought it to make in vain a score of a really simple 6/8 bar piano song (right and left hand, really simple, with a very clear piano VST sound). I bought the Lite version, couldn't do it, so I bought the Pro version to get more rhythm editing settings, and after a dozen of emails with AnthemScore, I understood that I won't get what I expected. So AnthemScore was useless to me, and they didn't want to refund me. I used it only to try to get this score, exchanging mails with them, but if you pay them, it's too late, they won't make any goodwill geisture.
I just lost 41,56€ and a lot of hours trying to figure it out, trying in vain to get a 6/8 bar rhythm with 2 groups of three 8th notes, like all the 6/8 scores, but it wasn't possible, all I got was 3 groups of two eight notes (with mistakes in notes), so it changes the rhythm of the track, it's not the real score. For them, it's "normal" to not write 6/8 bars like that, it's the same score according to them, and I should have guessed that I couldn't get what I wanted BEFORE buying the software.
They understand that I'm disappointed but they prefer to keep the money. That's their politics. Not sure if AnthemScore will survive for a very long time with such a bad commercial vision, and such a bad software.

Pros: Nothing, really. It exports pdf files with a good look to them, but the transcription is horrible and all over the place.

Cons: 1. waste of something like $100-150 bucks 2. Notes are rhythmically all over the place. 3. Lots of extra notes. 4. Transcriptions to accurately played music to a metronome wind up looking like sheet music for Frank Zappa's guitar solos. 5. Now i have to spend more freakin money. Thanks to Slashdot, there are tons of reviews for a similar software called LaLaLa with 4+ stars for 3,000+ reviews, so i'm going to try that. Entering the chords manually is extremely time consuming.

Overall: Avoid AnthemScore and try a different music transcription software. i guess it's still too soon (bought it in 2024) to get accurate transcriptions without artifacts being registered as sharp and flat notes, or the note recognition is just lousy.