The increasing number of online music tutorial platforms has raised the adoption of music composing software for the simulation and training of workflows. The software is gaining popularity among new musicians on a budget, as these tutorials are often free. For example, LinkedIn Corporation's online learning platform, Lynda.com, offers music composing tutorials and training that make use of music composing software, such as Finale and Sibelius. Likewise, the online learning platform of Udemy Inc. offers several music creation courses utilizing composing software.

Additionally, musicians have increased the application of such software in their music events and live concerts to enhance their performances. Apart from individual concerts, organizations including the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) are promoting musicians by hosting conferences, concerts, and music contests. Thus, the rising number of music events is expected to drive the size of the music composing software market at a massive CAGR of 23.8% during 2020–2030. The market was valued at $177.4 million in 2019, and it is projected to reach $1,871.5 million by 2030.

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A surge in the number of corporate events and live concerts is amplifying the demand for composing software for simulating a full orchestra. Additionally, the increasing focus on virtual orchestra and utilization of digital technologies such as extended reality (XR) will escalate the usage of music composing software in the future. Moreover, musicians employ such software for simulating many other instruments like a pipe organ, piano, drums and percussions, and guitar.

Moreover, companies are upgrading their software and adding new features to them as per the needs of customers, who include both budding musicians and advanced composers. The leading companies providing music composing software are Lugert Verlag GmbH & Co. KG., Image Line NV, Ableton AG, Avid Technology Inc., Sion Software, Notation Software Germany GmbH, Apple Inc., PreSonus Audio Electronics Inc., MAGIX Software GmbH, MakeMusic Inc., and NoteWorthy Inc.

In the global music composing software market, North America has utilized such software the most heavily in recent years. This was due to the rapid growth of the music industry, rising focus of musicians on offering online music, increasing focus on the usage of next-generation technologies for music creation, surging demand for music streaming services, and presence of key software vendors in the region. In this region, the software is mostly used by iPhone users due to the accessibility of digital audio workstation (DAW) and easy synchronization of different kinds of applications with the iOS operating system.

Additionally, P&S Intelligence forecasts that the Asia-Pacific region will generate the fastest-growing demand for such software in the coming years. This can be ascribed to the increasing number of live concerts and developing media and entertainment industry in South Korea, China, Australia, India, and Japan. The media and entertainment industry of China employs such software in video games, music albums, and movies. Moreover, associations such as the Music Composer Association of India (MCAI) and Federation of Music Producers Japan (FMPJ) are increasing the awareness regarding this software through music summits, conferences, and live music concerts.

Thus, the rising number of online music tutorials and music events will fuel the demand for music composing software in the years to come.