SnapNotes: Falling Notes

SnapNotes 1.5 is a big one. The whole app got a calmer, cleaner look, the piano screen was rebuilt around the notes, and there's a new pack for your first year at the piano. A new piano screen - In landscape the notes get the screen: controls sit in one slim bar that fades while you play - Notes are colored by hand, so you can see at a glance which hand plays what - A keyboard with real depth: keys sink when they're struck, and only the Cs are labelled - The stage takes on the color of the song you're playing - Practice is now one tap, right next to play Every song has a page - Each song wears its own color, with its melody drawn across the top - Tricky bars are listed right there, ready to loop - Pro: slow-to-fast drills start a tricky bar at 60% and speed up after every clean pass - Pro: a chart of every run, plus whether each hand rushes or drags More songs, better labels - First Pieces: 22 real beginner pieces, free — notebook minuets, Handel, Clementi - Difficulty now has four levels, Beginner to Advanced, graded the way teachers grade - Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor joins the classics - Fixed tempos on several pieces (the Turkish March was playing at half speed) Little things that add up - Your week on the Progress tab is free for everyone - Text can go up to twice as large, with better VoiceOver labels and Reduce Motion support - The on-screen sustain pedal in free play works properly - A recording is never lost if you clear its name - The first-song tour points at the right things now - Plus a long list of smaller fixes and polish