What do you do if you hear music in your head that you want someone else to be able to play? You do what composers have been doing for about a thousand years. You write it down. So how on earth do you write down microtonal music? Well, you could try to fit square pegs into round holes by using non-standard accidentals on a standard five line staff, or you could use a method developed specifically for the task at hand — a system thoroughly researched and developed according to the fundamentals of aural perception, visual perception, and (of course) music theory. If you can read and write music in standard notation, you will understand how to notate your music with MegaScore in a matter of minutes. Sound interesting? Take a closer look...