Ok but
So, I don’t understand why when the name note are showing up and you press the correct one then other notes appear. Another thing: on the grand staff you should have options to choose the notes we want to use. Hope you fix these things and would be a a great appkalcarmen
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Version History of Simple Music Note Workout
1.5
April 7, 2020
Minor update for iOS 13, Swift 5, and User Interface layout.
1.3
November 16, 2017
iPhone X support
1.2
November 1, 2017
Support for iOS 11, a few minor fixes
1.1
May 15, 2017
There's now an optional "note hint" for exercises 2 & 3 (notation reading and ear training), which displays the name of the note to play. There's a setting to hide it if you prefer. The tuner in the settings has been improved.
More1.0.3
May 7, 2017
Minor usability and reliability improvements (you can now tap anywhere to close down the level picker, and the "play note" feature should not trigger a note detection)
More1.0.2
April 25, 2017
Default exercise level set to 2 (all natural notes) instead of 1.
1.0.1
January 31, 2017
Fix bug that would sometimes block note detection
1.0
January 24, 2017
Simple Music Note Workout In-App Purchases History
$0.99
Music Notation and Ear Training Exercises
One exercise to help you learn music notation, and one exercise to train your music ear
Price History of Simple Music Note Workout
Description of Simple Music Note Workout
Simple Music Note Workout lets you practice where your notes are on your instrument, music notation reading, and note recognition by ear. Learn your guitar fretboard or your piano keyboard, with a teacher that’s always available and never tired.
The app will pick a note at random and wait for you to play it back on your instrument. Through pitch recognition, it will tell you if it’s the right one, and if not, which note you played.
There are 3 levels of difficulty : first one will pick notes among C, E, G. 2nd will pick notes from the C major scale, and 3rd one will pick notes from the chromatic scale.
Two exercises (music notation and ear training) are available through an in-app purchase.
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Simple Music Note Workout: FAQ
Does Simple Music Note Workout offer an iPad version?
Yes, Simple Music Note Workout has support for iPad devices.
Who is the developer of Simple Music Note Workout?
Guillaume Laurent is the developer of the app.
What’s the minimum iOS requirement for the Simple Music Note Workout app?
Simple Music Note Workout requires iOS 12.0 or later.
How does the Simple Music Note Workout app rank among users?
Users have given Simple Music Note Workout a so-so rating of 3 out of 5.
What’s the app category of Simple Music Note Workout?
The Main Genre Of The Simple Music Note Workout App Is Music.
What is the newest version of Simple Music Note Workout?
The latest version of the Simple Music Note Workout app is 1.5.
What is the date of the latest Simple Music Note Workout update?
The last update for Simple Music Note Workout was on September 18, 2024.
When did the Simple Music Note Workout app come out?
Simple Music Note Workout was first released on February 5, 2023.
What is the age rating of Simple Music Note Workout?
This app is appropriate for all ages, with no offensive or inappropriate content.
What are the languages supported by Simple Music Note Workout?
Simple Music Note Workout is available in English, French.
Is Simple Music Note Workout accessible through Apple Arcade's subscription model?
Unfortunately, Simple Music Note Workout is not on Apple Arcade.
Does Simple Music Note Workout allow for in-app purchases?
Yes, Simple Music Note Workout allows for in-app purchases to enhance your experience.
Can I use Simple Music Note Workout with Apple Vision Pro?
No, you cannot use Simple Music Note Workout with Apple Vision Pro.
Are ads featured prominently in Simple Music Note Workout?
No, ads are not featured prominently in Simple Music Note Workout.
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