See Music Pro User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience50.0% of reviews
Neutral16.7% of reviews
Negative experience33.3% of reviews

~ Based on 30 written reviews from the US App Store.

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Top reviews

Fix the metronome

This WAS a great app. However the metronome no longer works and it’s been broken for a while. No updates in two years! Fix this!!

I was all about purchasing Tonal Harmony Pro until I saw that it’s from the same company. Tonal Harmony Pro seems like a game changer, even if it seems a bit “”non-intuitative.”” I can handle non-intuitive with time and patience, but when parts of an app simply stop working there’s nothing I can do on my end.

I wanted to leave a one star review but I can’t in good conscience since the app was so great before it stopped working. Please fix this.

Sincerely,
A previously very satisfied and now a severely irritated customer.
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Perfection

App no longer works now that the metronome won’t provide audible clicks except for the very first beat of the first measure. Other reviewers are experiencing the same problem. I’ve sent an email to the developer but haven’t heard a response yet. This problem is on all platforms - iPhone, iPad and Mac laptops (where I also have the desktop version installed). Likely caused by Apple operating system updates. Please fix!!! I love the app, but can’t use it without the metronome.
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Very good but...

Hello, I’m Santiago Di Cristófano (Santi Dicri), I’m a cruise ship orchestra guitar player, and I have been using this app to practice sight reading, but the metronome suddenly stopped working. I can see the metronome going but it doesn’t sound anymore, even if I change the sounds of the metronome, only the first beat of the first bar is making the sound and not the others.
I have been practicing with the app sight reading machine before, and I think you can get some ideas of improvements from that app. I think see music has some better stuff like the recording option, and the option of choosing in between triadic or steps music, but the other app has some features that this one doesn’t have as well. In the other app you can choose exactly the type of notes you want to read, and the key signature you want to read. In the other app you can add dynamics to the music. In the other app you don’t have the visible tempo mark always there and you have an option to play only with the metronome and not with the music going on.
Unfortunately they are not making updates in the other app, so I decided to buy this one and suggest you some changes to make it better.
And this ones are my ideas...
Option to sight read more than 8 bars
A + and a - to change the tempo accurately
An option to read more than one note at the time
An option to record myself and be able to listen to it after
A community of people using the app made from the app
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Metronome does not click on iOS devices

I recently bought this app for iOS devices, I installed it in my iPad Air and on my iPhone 6 but when using the app for sight reading the metronome stops clicking just the visual indicator works which makes the practice less accurate and more difficult. I hope there is a fix for it, that’s the only reason I’m giving it 4 instead of five stars. I will test the midi as well I hope it works.
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Does amazing things, but glitchy

I’ve not seen another app that fills this need—generates endless exercises but also grades performance on a number of factors (pitch/rhythm)!

However, it is rough around the edges and the app’s performance has degraded over the past month—perhaps due to OS changes?: 1) The awards page does not save the averages for the day anymore (never did save for the week) 2) The metronome sound now only plays the first beat and some times start of 5th measure. 3) Sometimes metronome stops altogether and/ or the app crashes.

I would so love for this to work as intended. I have tried re-installing the app and contacting developer via email, but awaiting response. I have an iPhone 8 with no other programs running.

Other comments:
Sometimes the Correct % seems more reliable than others. (Is it most reliable at the default tempo? Just tell me if that is a known issue, so I’m not trying to figure out whether I am actually getting worse at slower tempos?)

The progression is not transparent (does it give harder/easier exercises based on your performance?—if yes, what actions start you back at the beginning? Reopening? Changing a design parameter? Tempo? Not discussed in video tutorial.)

The navigation is needlessly clumsy on iPhone. (Move the “conductor” away from mic/start icon or put it under Settings for those that want it. I keep accidentally turning it on and it’s annoying. Eyes need to be looking ahead of current note anyway. Always have icon for something in same place — e.g. designer at bottom left, create excecise bottom right etc.)

As other reviewers say, I really would like to be able to pick key(s), similar to setting a user-defined range. See Tenuto for picking keys.

The See Music score/graphic means what? Explain.
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New feature request

For keyboard sight reading, why don’t you add support for playing both hands together ?

Doesn’t work

This app doesn’t even work. It doesn’t hear anything from the mic. Yes it has access. It also crashes after a few minutes of being open. On an iPad Pro.

I’m already seeing small improvements!

I have been doing my best to get better at sight reading on the guitar (which is the most difficult instrument to sight read music) and I have found this app to be useful in my practice sessions.

If there’s a few things that I would like to see on this app is to have an additional feature for guitarists to read Bass Clef. Going through the list of instruments that I could choose to sight read on, I have noticed that the Cello has two clef choices. So why can’t the guitar? I would think this would benefit well for any performances that would require me to read in Bass Clef instead of Treble.

Another thing I struggle with sometimes are the key signatures, instead of grouping them, how about an option that’s similar to the isolate button on notes and be able to practice certain key signatures instead of randomizing?

Those are just a few bits of criticism, but overall I still enjoy using this app, and I’ll continue to use it every day.
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No Bass and Treble combinations for piano

Please add the option to practice both treble and bass in one single example.

Half a review

I just started out with this and my first discovery is that there are things I need but I can’t control, like limiting key signatures to a certain range.

I’m primarily interested in learning to sight read Irish music for a beginners session. That means I need only one, two or three sharps in my key signature. It also means that triplets are played as two 16ths and an 8th and not as uniform duration notes.

I really don’t need and won’t use any music that doesn’t have one, two or three sharps. (I don’t say keys since Irish music is often modal)

The worst is; I’m not actually on a viola but playing a five string violin. I read my music on treble and bass clef but it’s presented here on alto clef. I can live with that but my own scores are written with treble and bass with a one ledger line gap so C is in the space between treble and bass. I’d love to be able to have my music span both clefs with the ability to space the clefs as needed.

Yes, the last is a bit extreme but perfect for five strings.

Yeah, half a review. Limiting key signature choices is primary here. Between whistles, flutes that are really fifes, fiddles, button accordions and concertinas the common ground is one to three sharps and only soloists go beyond that.
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Crashes out

Does not work on iPad pro

Am I missing something here?

This is a revision of my original review: I had complained that there was no piano option (bass and treble staffs combined), and the developer reminded me that there are other instruments besides the piano. Fair enough. This app will probably benefit players of melodic instruments, and also help with counting rhythms and is therefore somewhat useful for pianists as well. That, in addition to the attractive and thoughtful interface tells me that it’s a well-developed app, worthy of a better review than I gave it.
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Response from developer

There are other instruments besides piano. This app is mainly for band instruments and to learn how to sight-read melodic lines and to practice rhythms.

Bonne appli pour s’entrainer à la lecture

Très bonne appli qui je l’espère va s’améliorer avec la lecture piano et midi sur deux clés (grand staff).

klasse APP!

Ich habe schon sehr viel gelernt und das Lernen macht echt Spaß. Ich würde mich sehr freuen wenn es auch möglich wäre richtige Lieder zu laden statt ausschließlich zufällige Noten.

Great app.

Perfect for learning to read notation. I’d just love to give a suggestion. It’s great that we can choose the amount of measures but sometimes there are some measures that need to be worked on and instead of selecting it on its own we have to play it from top to bottom. Please work on an update that integrates ‘single measure selection’. That’d make it so much better. Congratulations to the developers.
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Fast Prima!

Schöne „Vom-Blatt-Sing/Spiel-Übe-App“, die manchmal auf Tippeingaben nicht reagiert und sich hin und wieder selbst beendet. Regelt man die Lautstärke während das Programm geöffnet ist, ertönt ein Übersteuerungston oder der Ton bleibt ganz weg.

Junk

Having been in the music business for almost forty years as a performer and educator I have to say these apps are the worst. Everything I tried from this company has been pointlessly difficult to navigate or doesn’t function properly. If there was any way I’d like a refund for all three apps I’ve purchased as they are completely a waste of time and money.
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App is almost worth it.

The options for generating site reading exercises are good. The interface is relatively easy to use. Overall the design is just fine.

The function of the app however it doesn’t work quite as expected. One of the main reasons why I bought it doesn’t really work very well.

The problem is that after completing the exercises, the app doesn’t properly display your accuracy (missed notes and wrong rhythms). It pops up for just a moment, then disappears almost instantly. That’s not a very effective way to be able to track your progress.

There seems to be no available fix for this.
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Response from developer

That problem was fixed on the latest version 3.5.4

Really excellent for learning to read... after all these years...

If you’re looking to learn to read music, particularly for guitar, this is the best app out there, hands down!

1 bug though, and a feature request: using an Apogee HD interface for my guitar, the first note of every other exercise gets detected as soon as the exercise starts, which falsely gives a wrong answer. When I play my first note, the exercise is on the 2nd note, so I get that one wrong too, and so on.

I’ve learned to notice when it happens and restart the exercise, but I get MANY “wrong” answers and it takes down my score, so to speak. Add a 1 - 2 second delay to the start of each exercise maybe??

That and auto-advancing the exercises so that I don’t have to reach over and tap 3 different things just to get to the next exercise. (Tap to clear the cheer screen, tap to load the next exercise, tap to play...)
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Very poor app.

This App is pretty convoluted, and not easy to use. I use an app called music tutor for my sight reading challenges, which is a lot better!