hEARit! vs Presto Note Practice

hEARit! provides developing music students with a variety of ways to hear and respond to intervals. Want to hear the notes in ascending order? Descending? At the same time? No problem. Teachers: You can use a google sheet to collect scores!

Practice reading piano notes anywhere. Presto Note Practice is a mobile tool designed to help you get faster at reading notes whenever you have a few spare minutes. Instead of staring at static flashcards, you get an interactive on-screen keyboard. Notes travel across the staff, and your goal is to hit the right key before they pass. It turns reading sheet music into a fun, quick reflex game you can play on your commute, waiting in line, or sitting on the couch. START PLAYING FOR FREE Jump straight in and test your reflexes with the core game: Moving Note Mode: Watch the notes travel across the staff and tap the matching key before they pass. Two Starter Speeds: Start at a standard pace, then bump it up to test your reaction time. The Interactive Octave: A clean, responsive on-screen keyboard right under your thumbs. UNLOCK THE FULL TOOLKIT (Premium) Want to target your specific weak spots? Upgrading unlocks every practice setting in the app: All Speeds: Take it down to a slow crawl to learn new patterns, or crank it up to maximum Presto speed for a fast-paced challenge. Staff Region Selection: Focus strictly on the Treble Clef, strictly on the Bass Clef, or practice both together on the Grand Staff. The Circle of Fifths: Break out of C-Major. Practice across all 12 key signatures to master your sharps and flats. Still Mode: Turn off the moving conveyor belt. Take your time and practice pure visual recognition. Ear Training Mode: Put your eyes away. Listen to the notes played through your speaker and try to play the same ones on the keyboard. Scales Mode: Train your eyes to instantly recognize common scale runs. Chords Mode: Level up your sight-reading by practicing stacked, multi-note chords. No pop-up ads interrupting your game—just a handy, convenient way to get a little bit faster at reading music every day.