Music Superheroes

Music Superheroes

Learn music while having fun!

2 ratings
2 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 2, 2014
  • October 17, 2017
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About

This app introduces children to fundamental music concepts and skills through interactive games and colorful graphics. It covers tempo, rhythm, notes, instruments, and music production with guided tutorials and creative levels.

5 music concept chapters
Interactive games with real instrument sounds
Guided tutorials for toddlers
Creative levels for critical thinking
Record voice for custom hymns
Colorful graphics
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What's New in Music Superheroes

1.3

October 17, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - minor bug fixes

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User reviews

Not Educational and Not Worth the Money

I am a certified music teacher and I purchased this to test out for my students. I can’t believe that I wasted the money on this! You can complete the entire game in a matter of minutes and the games are not helpful to music education.

Lots to love, several flaws need fixing

We've really enjoyed using this app for our second graders in music class. The games are fun, educational, and the kids have really had fun. However, there's a lot that needs fixing. Our first time opening the app we couldn't hear any sound. Finally, it began working, but messes up at random times. Instruments in the instrument quiz section play the wrong sound. For instance, the sound played for bassoon is actually a tuba. The recorder sounds like a flute. The piccolo also sounds like a flute. In the piano playing sections, the high B is incorrectly on a ledger line when it should be on a space. Fix the issues, and this will be a great app.
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FAQ

What music concepts does Music Superheroes teach?

Music Superheroes covers five key music concepts: tempo, rhythm, notes, instruments, and music production. It aims to teach these fundamentals through engaging gameplay and interactive tutorials.

Is Music Superheroes suitable for very young children?

Yes, Music Superheroes is designed for children aged 4 and up. It features tutorials that guide toddlers through lessons and levels intended to foster creativity and critical thinking.

Can I record my child's voice with Music Superheroes?

Yes, the app allows you to record your own voice and add it to the Superheroes' Hymn. This feature encourages personalization and creative engagement with the music.

Does Music Superheroes have in-app purchases or ads?

No, Music Superheroes explicitly states it has no in-app purchases and no third-party advertising. This ensures an uninterrupted learning experience for children.

What devices is Music Superheroes available on?

Music Superheroes is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It was released on March 2, 2014, and its latest version is 1.3, last updated on October 17, 2017.

What is the price of Music Superheroes?

Music Superheroes is a paid application priced at $2.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions required after the initial purchase.

How does Music Superheroes track progress?

The app features levels designed to allow creativity to flow and develop critical minds. While specific progress tracking metrics are not detailed, the level-based structure implies progression through learned concepts.

What is the user sentiment for Music Superheroes?

Based on the available data, Music Superheroes has a rating of 2.0 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a mixed or potentially negative user reception, though the small sample size limits definitive conclusions.