Overview
Practice sight reading and music theory directly in your browser. Learn random notes or add your own songs.
Practice sight reading and music theory directly in your browser. Support connecting your MIDI keyboard to your computer to play notes directly into the browser with no additional software. If you don't have a keyboard you can click the on-screen keyboard. Musical exercises include: * Practice sight reading random notes, with configurable note generators * Quiz yourself on music theory with flash cards that you can customize * Improve your ear by listening to and playing back randomly generated melodies * Learn a song using the play-along song mode. You can customize chord arrangement or program your own songs * Practice reading chord names by playing back randomly generated progressions
Vassilis TJan 7, 2020
Looks superb. I would even pay for it. But I plugged in my Kawai digital piano and the notes are not recognized by the app (even though other software like Cubase have no problem registering the key presses).
Peter SaveryJan 1, 2020
This is a great app and can be used on a Windows tablet or laptop as it will run in a browser connected via USB to a DP / keyboard. It's helped me a lot. But I think the moving notes are ultimately unhelpful. Real world sheet music stays put and you have to learn to move your eyes and keep track of where you're up to. A page by page delivery style would have been better. Still valuable though for learning the basic note recognition.
jlin quanDec 11, 2019
why is middle ranges B flat a impossible key? I was playing F and B flat on the right of middle C can never be hit. please fix this
Details
- Version1
- UpdatedOctober 9, 2017
- Size7.31KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- DeveloperWebsite
Email
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