Details about Note Tutor

  • Released
  • Updated
  • iOS Version
  • Age Rating
  • Size
  • Devices
  • Languages
  • May 8, 2009
  • September 30, 2024
  • 7.1+
  • 4+
  • 2.52MB
  • iPhone, iPod
  • English

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Version History of Note Tutor

1.3.1

December 20, 2014

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. This version fixes a crash that occurred on some platforms on iOS 8. The launch experience is also improved.

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1.3

February 25, 2010

* You can now practice note recognition in the context of key signatures -- all 12 key signatures supported * Specific key signature can be selected, or random key signatures can be generated * The key sign can be displayed (controlled via a selector) * The "i" button has been enlarged to make it easier to access the control pane. * Sound samples have been improved (192 kbps sound is now standard) * Users who do not want to use the key signature feature can choose to keep the ABCDEFG note button order

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1.2

December 28, 2009

- A user can now touch the note to see the note name. This is useful for beginners who do not yet know how to figure out the note name from the note position on the staff. - The note range for practicing has been extended to six full octaves (5 ledger lines above and below the staff). - A user can now set the note range for practicing, from two notes up to 30 notes per staff.

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1.1

June 24, 2009

A flipside screen has been added to allow users to select the clef they want to practice, as well as to select whether they want the score to be displayed as points, or points per minute. A button has been added to clear the maximum score.

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1.0.1

May 15, 2009

1.0

May 8, 2009

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Description of Note Tutor

Are you a beginner musician, or thinking about playing great music again? Then Note Tutor is for you. Basic music theory is presented in a fun, flash-card game format, enabling you to memorize the basics you need to read music quickly and effectively, wherever you are. Note Tutor starts from the beginning, and helps you build music note recognition through random repetition. Learn basic note recognition in a fun, flash-card game format. Master the basics quickly and easily. Applicable to all instruments and styles of music. Start from the beginning, and advance to the next version of Note Tutor to build on your solid basic music theory skills. To use Note Tutor, simply identify the note by pressing the correct A, B, C, D, E, F, or G button. If you are right, you get one point and advance to the next note! If you are wrong, you lose a point, but you get to try again. The score shows how many notes you are recognizing correctly per minute. If you slow down, your score may go down, even if you do not make mistakes... so try to go as fast and as accurately as you can! Note Tutor now allows you to choose whether you want to practice only the treble clef, only the bass clef, or both clefs at once. We have also added an option that allows you to choose how Note Tutor displays the score: kids may prefer to see the points scored, while more serious students may prefer the "points per minute" display that helps you improve your speed and accuracy. Both new features are accessed by pressing the "i" button to reveal the flipside control screen. If you want to practice the Tenor Clef or the Alto clef, please consider purchasing the Tenor Tutor application!
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Note Tutor: FAQ

Is the software for Note Tutor compatible with iPads?

No, Note Tutor cannot support iPad devices.

Who developed the app?

Hendrik Goosen is the developer of the app.

What should be the minimum iOS version for Note Tutor?

To function properly, the app requires at least iOS 7.1.

How do users rate Note Tutor?

Note Tutor has an average rating of 3.5 out of 5.

What is the primary genre of the Note Tutor app?

The Primary Genre Of The Note Tutor App Is Music.

What Note Tutor application version is the latest one?

1.3.1 is the most recent version of Note Tutor.

What is the date of the most recent Note Tutor update?

The most recent update for Note Tutor was released on September 30, 2024.

What is the specific date when the app came out?

The release date of the app was on February 5, 2023.

What is the content advisory rating for Note Tutor?

Suitable for children aged 4 and up, contains no objectionable material.

What languages does Note Tutor support?

You can use the Note Tutor app in English.

Is Note Tutor part of the Apple Arcade gaming experience?

No, Note Tutor is not on Apple Arcade.

Is Note Tutor integrated with in-app purchases?

No, Note Tutor does not integrate in-app purchases for users.

Does Note Tutor support Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

No, Note Tutor does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Does Note Tutor incorporate ads within the app?

No, Note Tutor does not incorporate ads within the app.

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Reviews of Note Tutor

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  • Great

    Great for people who want to learn how to convert fingerings to octaves. It could be full screen though.
  • Straightforward and solid app

    I’ve used a few other sight reading training apps but this one is clear, easy to use and solid. You can tailor settings to focus on the range of notes and keys you want to work on. Just right - and free! I would happily pay for it but the developer doesn’t even have a donation button in the app.
  • Do not download

    I downloaded this app to help me refresh and get quicker with learning my notes. Unfortunately, this app is CRAP! It was telling me that I was wrong when it came to a G calling it a B. When clearly the 2nd line is a G hence the acronym (E-very G-ood B-oy D-oes F-ine) and for spaces (F-A-C-E) so for it to tell me the 2nd line is B when it's clearly G is absurd. So update your app and get the information correct. It's misleading and other musician will think that you are right when in actuality they are learning wrong.
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    Developer Response

    Hi Prodigy! Thanks for your message, and sorry that we did not meet your expectations. We have never heard of this complaint from any of our 25,000 users before, and our own tests do not reveal this problem either. Was it possible that you were shown a base clef B? In base clef, the 2nd line from the bottom is indeed a B! Happy note learning.