Music Theory Pro

Music Theory Pro

by Joel Clifft

46 ratings
152 reviews
$4.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 18, 2010
  • April 18, 2017

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Master music theory and ear training with interactive exercises. Identify notes, chords, scales, and tempos to improve your musical skills. Suitable for beginners and advanced musicians alike, with customizable difficulty levels.

Note naming games
Key signature identification
Interval ear training
Chord and scale recognition
Tempo identification quiz
Competitive scoring
Customizable difficulty
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What's New in Music Theory Pro

2.1.1

April 18, 2017

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. IF YOU"RE NOT HEARING THE AUDIO IN EAR TRAINING GAMES, TURN ON YOUR RINGER SWITCH We listened to your feedback. The prompt to buy MTProf only happens rarely (just don't miss three answers!) Optimized settings

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User reviews

Could I have a refund please

The app doesn’t seem to be working at all. Please can I have this refunded ?

Unable to hear

In ear training, I cannot hear the notes for intervals. Can hear for chords however.

Great for fine tuning your ear

I have loved this app for years. I use it on my iPad with my music students. Everything works perfectly. I love that you can select your own criteria to work on. It is easy to use and very effective for ear training. Bravo!

Frustrating

It’s good for learning, but don’t get fooled. This is the most frustrating app I’ve ever downloaded. Go buy something else instead. (Except if you have a child who is bad at music) It is very hard and it is boring.

Can’t exit the app—but the rest is brilliant

I find this app fantastic and simple to use. But I can’t exit the app or even swipe it away. I have to go to the Home Screen and review in the App Store to exit.

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Login screen freezes

Bug

Incompatible with older devices

Bug

Requested Features

12 requests

Add timing

Feature

Add tenor clef

Feature

Add more instruments to identify music with

Feature

Repeat the scale when the answer was wrong and play the right one

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Graphic sample of both wrong/right answers

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Samples of music where the different scales are used

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Link to a website with more in-depth info

Feature

Require reading more ledger lines in note drills

Feature

Teach and explain the skills and concepts that it's testing on

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Adjust the position of the keys on the keyboard

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Dark mode option

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Advanced analytics dashboard

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FAQ

What does Music Theory Pro do?

Music Theory Pro is an application designed to help users master music theory and ear training. It presents various musical elements like notes, key signatures, intervals, chords, scales, and tempos, challenging users to identify them quickly and accurately.

What are the key features of Music Theory Pro?

Key features include note naming games, key signature identification, interval ear training, chord and scale recognition for various types including jazz chords and modes, and a tempo identification quiz. It also offers competitive scoring and customizable difficulty levels.

How much does Music Theory Pro cost?

Based on the provided information, Music Theory Pro is a paid application. There is no mention of free versions, subscriptions, or in-app purchases, indicating a one-time purchase model.

Is Music Theory Pro available on other platforms?

Yes, in addition to its availability on mobile devices, Music Theory Pro is also offered for Apple computers in the Mac App Store. This allows users to continue their music theory practice across different devices.

Who would benefit from using Music Theory Pro?

Beginners learning music theory for the first time will find value in the foundational exercises like note naming and basic interval training. Advanced musicians, including jazz players, can benefit from the challenging ear training for complex chords, scales, and modes, as well as tempo quizzes.