Note Hitter Lite vs Trumpet drill

A selection of challenges specifically designed to improve your sight reading. Play the right notes and try to beat your best score. Note Hitter contains flash cards to teach note recognition and games to test your ability to sight read from a score. Each challenge contains notes from a particular scale or arpeggio. Use your own instrument to play the right notes as they appear. When you hit the right pitch the note will pop. As you improve the games get faster and more challenging using more notes from scales with more sharps or flats. You will learn a lot and have fun at the same time. How far can you go? From a gentle start Note Hitter builds up to 3 octaves at tempos of up to 180 bpm with notes chosen from 6 types of exercise and all tonics. That keeps even the best musicians busy! Once you have earned a feature you can go for the next one or deselect it to concentrate on a particular configuration until you're ready. Note Hitter Lite enables you to play the first level of Note Hitter. Can you hit every note even in the hardest keys? Note Hitter supports multiple users and multiple instruments per user. There is also a feature to change the transposition of the written notes (not available in Note Hitter Lite). Instruments supported include Voice (Note Hitter Voice may be a better choice for vocalists), Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Clarinet, Flute, Oboe, Saxophone, Bassoon, Recorder, Trumpet, Cornet, Trombone and Horn.

Stop guessing whether you're in tune. Trumpet Drill listens while you play and tells you, note by note, if you're too low, too high or right on pitch, so every minute of practice makes you a better trumpet player. PLAY PERFECTLY IN TUNE Hearing yourself while you play is hard; a teacher isn't always there. Trumpet Drill is. Play the note on the screen and see instantly how many cents you're off and which way to correct. Hold the note in tune and the valve cap fills: your ear and your lips learn what in tune feels like. MASTER EVERY SCALE Scales are the backbone of good playing. Drill them up and down in all 12 keys: major, minor (natural, harmonic or melodic) and chromatic, spelled the way a trumpeter reads them. A strip shows the notes you've held and the ones still to play, so you always know where you are. NEVER DOUBT A FINGERING See each note on the staff and as trumpet fingerings with valves 1, 2 and 3, in letters or in solfège (Do, Ré, Mi). Reading, fingering and pitch come together every time you play. PRACTICE WHAT YOU NEED • Single notes: random notes in the range you choose, from A3 to A5, to train your ear and your accuracy • Scales: in any key, on the octave or octaves you choose • Long tones: hold each note in tune for 6, 10 or 20 seconds to build a steady, centred sound MADE FOR YOUR TRUMPET Notes are written for your instrument: B-flat trumpet, C trumpet, cornet, flugelhorn, piccolo trumpets, E-flat, D and more, including bass trumpets. You read what you play; Trumpet Drill handles the transposition. SEE YOURSELF IMPROVE After each drill, see every note you held in tune and how many times, so you know what you've nailed and what to work on next. MAKE PRACTICE A HABIT Progress comes from playing a little every day. Trumpet Drill keeps your daily streak, your longest streak and every practice, and celebrates each new day with you. FOR EVERY TRUMPET PLAYER Beginners learning to play in tune, students preparing lessons, exams or auditions, band and orchestra players warming up: a few focused minutes a day add up. • Works on iPhone and iPad • In English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Thai and Filipino • The microphone is only used to hear your pitch: the sound stays on your device and is never recorded or sent • Free, with ads Pick up your trumpet, play the first note, and hear the difference.