Brilliant
Can’t understand the negative review for this app it’s absolutely brilliant look at the note on the stave listen to how it sounds then play where you think it is on the keyboard then check to see if your correct learn an octave at a time and you will soon know your keyboard easy to use I also have Christians piano chord app it’s brilliant as well
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No good
Didn't like, very confusing for beginners, poor display (blocky) - not what was expected. Getting a refund.
No good
Tried this for my kids. To complicated to set up and use for early learners.
Waste of an app purchase
This is confusing and not very easy to set up. It is also not interactive.
Great app
A very good developer. Takes feedback seriously. This is a total package app bundle that has everything you need to get you started in music. Worth the money. Recommend it to anyone!!!
Waste of money
I bought this to see if it would be useful for my piano students. I’m glad I tried it first before recommending it! The “Easy” level started of with notes outside of Middle C position and had lots of sharps and flats. Hardly what I would consider easy.
DONT BUY
This is perhaps the WORST APP I have ever purchased. Does NOT generate random FLASHING!! Goes up and down grand staff by half steps!?!?! No way to contact developer-NO APP SUPPORT VIA WEBSITE!! I WANT MY MONEY BACK!!
Would not recommend
Seriously, didn't help at all.
Poor
Flash cards do not test user's knowledge as no response option is offered. Poor choice for developing sight reding skills.
Don't bother
For a paid app, this product is quite limited. The depends on the individual to self-check their note recognition ... View (and hear) the note displayed on the screen, say (or think to yourself) what that note is, and then check the answer. Since you're not choosing from a range of possible answers, the app has no idea if you correctly identified the note or not.
This means there aren't any progress checks, or timed quizzes to see if you're getting faster or more accurate in your note recognition.
And, although there are three levels of difficulty (2, 4, or 6 octaves), there's no way to name a specific note range that you need to work on. So, once you select the 6-octave level of difficulty, for instance, the app still randomly selects notes from the 2- and 4-octave difficulty levels, which makes it impossible to focus on new material.
Bottom line, this app is light on educational value and heavy on price for what's offered.
Don't bother.
This means there aren't any progress checks, or timed quizzes to see if you're getting faster or more accurate in your note recognition.
And, although there are three levels of difficulty (2, 4, or 6 octaves), there's no way to name a specific note range that you need to work on. So, once you select the 6-octave level of difficulty, for instance, the app still randomly selects notes from the 2- and 4-octave difficulty levels, which makes it impossible to focus on new material.
Bottom line, this app is light on educational value and heavy on price for what's offered.
Don't bother.
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Not very responsive on clicks of menu option. Not recommended.
