Keys Trainer vs NoteTrace

Do you want to be capable of recognizing the key signatures at first sight? That is, when you see a key signature, you know what key it is and what notes should be sharp or flat immediately. Do you want to have the ability of instantly identifying the scale layout on a piano/keyboard for a given key? If your answer is yes, check out this app. It can help you acquire these skills which can definitely benefit your music learning and piano playing. Main Features: • Practice Mode You learn at your own pace simply by answering the question, and if you are wrong, the correct answer will be shown for the duration of your choice. • View Mode You don’t need to do anything but watching, the questions and answers will be shown automatically after the delay of your choice. Good for lazy people like me. • Game Mode In this exciting countdown mode, you can challenge yourself and earn as many coins, medals, and trophies as you can. • Search Mode This mode allows you to look up the keys by name, key signature or keyboard. • Learning Range Customization You can customize your learning range sot that you can focus on improving your weaknesses. • Intelligent Training Each question is generated intelligently based on the statistical information of your performance so that it can turn your weaknesses into strengths.

Every note you play flows across the staff. The app listens through your microphone and shows the note you're playing on a musical staff. The staff scrolls to the right, so your playing leaves a visible trail behind it. ■ What it does ・Shows the note you're playing on the staff, with its name ・Displays how far off the pitch is, in cents ・Colors the trail: green when in tune, orange when sharp, blue when flat ・Switches between treble, bass, and alto clefs ・Adjusts the reference pitch (415–443 Hz) ・Adjusts scroll speed and direction ■ For any instrument Strings, winds, keyboards, or voice. If it produces a single pitch, it works. The range covers low C (around 65 Hz) up through the high register. ■ Who it's for ・Anyone practicing intonation ・Anyone connecting the sound they make to its place on the staff ・Anyone checking the stability of long tones or vibrato ・Anyone who wants more than a number on a tuner ■ How to use it Open the app and it starts listening. There are no buttons to press. Allow microphone access and play. ■ Notes ・Designed for single notes. Chords and double stops are not supported. ・Audio is analyzed on your device. Nothing is recorded, stored, or sent anywhere. ・Quieter rooms give more accurate results. If it isn't picking up your sound, adjust Sensitivity in Settings.