Traffix 3D vs Master the Staff

If you are looking to escape from a traffic jam, what could be better than playing a traffic management simulation game? (not if you’re the driver of course: don’t play this game if you’re driving, actually!!!). Traffic can create stressful situations, but with Traffix 3D, the effect is the exact opposite: you will feel pleasure simply by tapping and holding your finger on the screen and letting the cars pass through the traffic lights. Traffix 3D is actually a game derived from a Premium title powered by Infinity Games: Traffix, but it provides new mechanics, 3D graphics, 100+ cities, dozens of new vehicles and a newly developed atmosphere inspired by the minimalism from the premium version. Unlike the Premium Version, Traffix 3D is 100% free! The goal of Traffix 3D is the same as the Premium Traffix game: Avoid accidents, but at all cost. If you let a single car crash, then you will need to restart the level. You pass the level after safely delivering to their destination a specific number of cars. In other words, you must keep both cars and pedestrians happy. Lastly, you should build your car collection! There are 3 ways to unlock cars: By getting in-app currency: You can win coins by passing the levels successfully. These coins allow you to unlock rare cars. By finding keys during the gameplay and unlocking classic cars from their garages By mysterious ways that will unlock you some Crazy Cars! You will be travelling between different cities from New York, Roma, Berlin, Palermo or Seoul. More cities will be added: Feel free to drop us an e-mail if you want your city to be featured in the game.

A focused trainer for one skill: naming the note on the staff without counting up from the bottom line. A note appears, you name it with a button or play it on the keyboard. A round takes a few minutes. WHO IT'S FOR • You can read music, but slowly, one line at a time • Treble is fine, bass clef is a struggle • You play viola or cello and want alto and tenor clef to feel automatic • Ledger lines still trip you up • You've just started piano or guitar and want reading to keep up • You want something small to practise between lessons FOUR CLEFS • Treble — the piano's right hand, voice, most wind instruments • Bass — the piano's left hand and the low instruments • Alto — the viola's clef. Middle C on line 3 • Tenor — the upper range of cello, bassoon and trombone. Middle C on line 4 Best streak and accuracy are kept separately per clef, so you can work on the one that is holding you up. THREE SESSION MODES • Endless — practise as long as you like • 20 Notes — clear twenty notes as fast and accurately as you can • 60 Seconds — score as high as possible in one minute ADAPTIVE PRACTICE The app tracks your accuracy for every note and quietly asks the ones you miss more often. The Statistics screen shows accuracy note by note and highlights what to focus on next. TWO WAYS TO ANSWER • Note buttons — seven pitch buttons, fast and simple • Piano keyboard — answer the exact octave too, on the treble and bass clef TWO DIFFICULTIES • Easy — notes stay inside the staff, no ledger lines • Normal — two full octaves, ledger lines included ENGLISH AND JAPANESE Pitches are shown as C D E in English and as ド レ ミ in Japanese. Switch any time inside the app. ALSO • Every correct answer plays the real pitch, so your ear trains alongside your eyes • A miss shows the right note name straight away, on the staff • Best streak and best score are kept per clef • Sound, haptics and keyboard labels can each be turned off • Universal — iPhone and iPad PRIVACY • No advertising of any kind • No account, no sign-in • No data collected and nothing transmitted • Settings and records stay on your device • Works entirely offline For piano, guitar, voice, strings and winds — anyone who reads from a staff.