NoteNames+

NoteNames+

by Brian Wis

16 ratings
9 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 21, 2015
  • September 2, 2019

Features

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About

This app helps young musicians instantly recognize note names across treble, bass, and alto clefs. It aids in learning key signatures, scales, and enharmonic notes, making music study more efficient and engaging.

โœ“Treble, bass, and alto clef training
โœ“Enharmonic note recognition
โœ“Key signature training
โœ“Scale spelling
โœ“Key signature building
โœ“Teacher class codes for student scores
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What's New in NoteNames+

2.7.4

September 2, 2019

Bug fixes for pretest and posttest. Fixes for alto clef scale spelling.

User reviews

It sucks

Donโ€™t bother downloading it

Great app!

I use this practice my note speed, itโ€™s great and no ads! :)

Ugh

This is incredibly terrible and makes me want to die!!

Needs Updating

looks like itโ€™s straight outta 2003

Perfect teaching tool

My Band teacher implemented this, and rhythm tapper app into our curriculum and they enormously improve sight reading and music literacy. Highly recommend these apps to any music student, or teacher.

Response from developer

Thank you!

Developer apps

FAQ

What is the main purpose of NoteNames+?

NoteNames+ is designed to help musicians, especially young students, instantly recognize the names of musical notes. This allows for more efficient learning of other musical elements like dynamics and phrasing.

What clefs does NoteNames+ support?

NoteNames+ provides training for treble, bass, and alto clefs, covering a wide range of musical notation needs for students.

Can teachers track student progress with NoteNames+?

Yes, teachers can create a unique school code to receive student scores and set class-specific preferences, offering powerful per-class management.

Does NoteNames+ offer training for different keys and scales?

Yes, the app includes training for major and minor key signatures, as well as major scale spelling, to build a strong foundation in music theory.

Is NoteNames+ available on multiple devices?

NoteNames+ is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod, making it accessible to a broad range of iOS users.

How often is NoteNames+ updated?

The latest version is 2.7.4, which was released on September 2, 2019. While not frequently updated recently, it remains a stable tool for its core functions.

What is the user rating for NoteNames+?

NoteNames+ has a rating of 4.1 stars based on 16 user ratings, indicating generally positive user sentiment.

Does NoteNames+ have ads?

No, NoteNames+ is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted learning experience for its users.