Instrumentive for Musicians vs Tambu

This app requires a monthly subscription. You can try Instrumentive free for 30 days to see if you like it. Do you want to be better organised in your music practice? Are you learning a new instrument? Instrumentive lets you record your practice sessions, take notes, and track your practice time. Practice more effectively, feel more motivated. - Record your playing. Identify where you need to work, hear how you improve over time - Take notes. Note each sessions and piece that you play, always have these easily available - Track your practice time. Record every time you practice, clearly see your practice history and whether you are meeting your goals. Features: - use the integrated metronome to help keep time - create Playlists to practice regularly - easily see relevant notes and recordings from previous sessions - quickly see your practice history for specific pieces or playlists - set practice targets and see whether you have met them - record your playing and listen back to hear your progress ----- Terms of Service: https://stonekick.com/instrumentive_terms.html Privacy Policy: https://stonekick.com/instrumentive_priv.html

Tambu is your digital practice notebook. Store the exercises and pieces you are practicing, record your practice sessions and track your progress. - Track your practice: easily see notes and details from past practice sessions and track your progress - Record audio clips: listen back to spot issues and improve - Choose what to track: only jot down a quick note about the session, or log everything you practiced and how it went - it’s up to you - Plan your sessions: easily get sidetracked? Structure your session at the start, then work your way through it - Organise your practice library: keep notes and easily see what you haven’t practiced in a while Terms of Use: https://www.tambu.fm/terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://www.tambu.fm/privacy-policy