How to open MUS files
Did your computer fail to open a MUS file? We explain what MUS files are and recommend software that we know can open or convert your files.
What is a MUS file?
Files that contain the .mus file extension are most commonly associated with music notation files that have been created by the Finale software application, which is MakeMusic's music notation program.
MakeMusic is popular for their music notation software, which allows for the composing and publishing of music files and information. The MUS files that are used by their programs save data in the MIDI file format.
MUS files are very similar to MID files, but they contain additional information that can only be read by the MakeMusic notation software. The MUS files contain music notation details, but they do not contain any actual audio data.
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MUS file openers, viewers, etc.
These apps are known to open certain types of MUS files. Remember, different programs may use MUS files for different purposes, so you may need to try out a few of them to be able to open your specific file.
 | Final Media Player | User submitted |
 | Finale | User submitted |
 | Finale NotePad | User submitted |
 | FinaleR NotePad | User submitted |
 | Finale PrintMusic | User submitted |
 | Finale SongWriter | User submitted |
 | Harmony Assistant - Win32 | User submitted |
 | Finale Reader | User submitted |
 | Melody Assistant - Windows -s | User submitted |
| FinaleR Reader | User submitted |
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