Learn My Part

Learn My Part

by Stephen Tyler

3 ratings
20 reviews
$4.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 13, 2012
  • October 11, 2015

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About

This app helps choir members learn their individual voice parts by playing MIDI files. It offers customizable playback options, including soloing your part, highlighting it with background tracks, or adjusting playback speed and transposition. You can also view PDF scores alongside the audio.

Learn individual voice parts
Customizable MIDI playback
Adjustable playback speed
Transpose music
View PDF scores
Piano/organ sound options
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What's New in Learn My Part

2.5

October 11, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Update to support iOS 9. Also improves support for the remote media player control (e.g. from lock screen).

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User reviews

Thank goodness for this app.

I recently bought a new iPad and was horrified to find out that my app I’ve used for years to learn choir music, Sonja, was no longer available in the App Store and therefore I was losing it. You would think that there would be a number of options in the App Store that would perform the functions that this app does but incredibly, as far as I know, this is it. In fact, it took a lot of perseverance to find it given that the name, “learn my part“ doesn’t work well for a search using words like “choir practice.” Why any choir singer would not use this kind of app is beyond me. Thankfully, this app does just what it claims to do with a reasonably easy to use interface. Being able to play the midi and see a PDF score at the same time is a nice touch. And although the instructions don’t say so, you can import files from other sources such as dropbox. Given that the app hasn’t been updated in five years, I’m guessing the developer isn’t interested in suggestions but there are some things that could really improve the functionality that might not be hard to incorporate. One would be to show a time index in the play line. It would also be great to be able to place markers at important points on the line. Check the app "TempoSloMo." For sure, the app should remember the settings for each midi file and bring them up automatically.

It would be awesome if the player had a scrubber bar where you could drag the circle through a certain spot in case you want to hear that strange transition from one chord to the next with total control. That was a great feature of Sonya. Perhaps most importantly, it would be useful to be able to rename the tracks and to re-order them. Midi files don’t always have that information correct.
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Great app!

2019 update-still great.

Still loving this app, several years later.
I had a question, emailed the developer, and he responded very quickly, and was extremely helpful.

Original review, march 2014:
I can easily download midi files off my choral website. I like how you can highlight any given line, and manipulate the tempo.
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Not just choral

I use this to practise my clarinet part for the folk band I play in. I upload the midi files to my iCloud Drive and then load them to LMP. I can then play individual instruments or just my instrument or highlight it (play it louder than any other instrument) or play everything together. All in all an excellent practise tool.
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Really useful app, but organising files could be easier

Haven’t used this extensively yet, but looks like a really useful aid for learning choral parts. It’s simple to use and I like the ability to easily switch the emphasis given to the different vocal lines. Originally, I said that loading files from email attachments or via web page is rather clunky and it would be nice if midi and pdf files could be loaded directly from Dropbox or similar, or via the new Files app in iOS. It turns out you can do this! Load files to Dropbox and then just use the export option to send them to LMP - should have read earlier reviews! It would be good if files for a single work could be grouped into a directory. I do notice the developer hasn’t updated the App for a while, perhaps he is no longer actively working on it, but it would be handy to mention Dropbox loading in the instructions. No one uses iTunes for this anymore.
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Absolute lifesaver

Enables me to be thoroughly ready for choir practices. I am a nervous sight reader when I say “nervous”, I mean “rubbish”)but I can learn by practising and by listening and this is perfect.

I love how you can choose a particular section and repeat only that, plus the ability to challenge yourself when you have learnt your part is great.

I recommend this to everybody I know who sings.
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FAQ

How does Learn My Part help me learn my part?

Learn My Part allows you to isolate your voice part from a MIDI file, play it with other parts softly in the background, or just hear the other parts. You can also adjust playback speed and transpose the music to better suit your learning needs.

Can I use my own music with Learn My Part?

Yes, you can add your own MIDI files to the app through iTunes file sharing or by opening MIDI file attachments from Mail or Safari on your iPhone. Detailed instructions are available in the app's built-in help section.

What sound options are available in Learn My Part?

You can choose to play each track using either a piano or an organ sound. This allows for different listening experiences as you practice your part.

Does Learn My Part support viewing sheet music?

Yes, the app can display PDF scores. This feature allows you to view your sheet music while listening to the MIDI file playback, providing a comprehensive practice environment.

What devices is Learn My Part compatible with?

Learn My Part is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to run on iOS devices.

How often is Learn My Part updated?

The latest version of Learn My Part is 2.5, which was last updated on October 11, 2015. While updates have not been frequent recently, the app has been stable since its release in 2012.

What is the age rating for Learn My Part?

Learn My Part has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no specific content restrictions.

Does Learn My Part have ads?

No, Learn My Part does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application that offers an ad-free experience for users.