Music Prodigy

Music Prodigy

by The Way of H, Inc.

68 ratings
50 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 5, 2014
  • December 6, 2018

Features

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About

This app simplifies music practice and assessment for teachers and students. It provides real-time feedback on instrument or vocal performance, tracks progress, and allows remote monitoring. Teachers can assign exercises and repertoire, while students benefit from interactive learning and game-like scoring.

Real-time performance feedback
Assignment and repertoire management
Quantified progress reports
Interactive digital sheet music
Remote student monitoring
Game-like scoring
Works with any instrument/voice
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What's New in Music Prodigy

2.5.5

December 6, 2018

Mic permissions updated

User reviews

BRING BACK PRACTICE MODE

I have to use this for school and to go into practice mode before I get my grade was so helpful because it would give me the pitch to every note. Now I get the pitch to only the first not and it’s just terrible

I hate it!!!!

First, it doesn’t even let you play a song right and I know cause I’m in a band, second it crashes in the middle of a song. I Would give it a zero if I could.

Meh

So I have to do this for my chorus class, and at first it was great. But the accuracy is off I don’t know if it’s not picking me up on the mic or what. I tried it on my laptop and it was horrible, it kept saying I was too high when I was low and vice versa, so I got it on my phone which was better but I had to speak into my phone so it could hear me. I was barely able to read the notes. The idea is great but it needs more improvements. Luckily my teacher is allowed to overwrite these grades because the results were awful. To summarize, this is probably the best free app to train your voice but, there’s probably something better you can get for 5.99, thank you for listening
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No just no

This app keeps crashing and closing by it self and I don’t like it I used it for class and it kept deleting my scores

TEACHERS DO NOT USE.

Very buggy and an overall terrible app. Does not benefit the teachers or the students. Using this app for class is one of the worst possible apps a music teacher could use for their kids. In this very trying time please use something else.

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FAQ

What does Music Prodigy do?

Music Prodigy simplifies music practice and assessment for teachers and students. It provides real-time feedback on practice, allows teachers to assign exercises, and offers quantified reports on student progress. The app aims to help students learn faster and make practice more engaging.

How does Music Prodigy provide feedback?

When students practice their instruments or sing along to digital sheet music, Music Prodigy provides immediate, on-screen feedback. It turns correctly practiced notes green and incorrectly practiced notes red, helping students quickly identify and correct mistakes.

Is Music Prodigy free to use?

Based on the provided information, Music Prodigy is a free application. There are no mentions of subscription fees, in-app purchases, or advertisements.

What instruments and devices does Music Prodigy support?

Music Prodigy works with almost any instrument, including guitar, voice, violin, and piano, without requiring any additional hardware or external microphones. It is designed to be mobile and interactive, functioning on smartphones and laptops.

How can teachers benefit from Music Prodigy?

Teachers can manage and assign exercises and repertoire as homework, and receive quantified reports on their students' performances and progress. This allows for remote monitoring, better-prepared students for in-person instruction, and more time for other teaching activities.