Score Reader Lite vs Onkan

Reading orchestral or band scores to an advanced level takes years to master. With so many instruments and their specific clefs and transpositions, it’s not straightforward to identify what the notes actually are! This app is a handy tool for checking how written notes translate to sounding notes. - Intended for music students, conductors, composers and anybody who wants to get quicker at sight reading scores - Choose from over 50 instruments to explore - many with configurable transposition options - Includes guidance on the fundamentals of reading transposing instruments - Supports dark and light themes If you find this app useful and want to take your transposing skills to the next level, please check out Score Reader Pro! - Test yourself by transposing randomly generated notes - Unlocks over 50 extra instruments - Supports 4 clefs, double flats/sharps, and key signatures with up to 7 flats/sharps - Includes options to set instrument ranges, and the training session length - See how much you’ve improved on the detailed session history page - Completely ad free!

Can you identify a musical note just by hearing it? Absolute pitch may seem like a rare gift, but anyone can sharpen their ear with practice. Onkan is a quiz-style training app where you listen to a tone and choose the correct note name from four options. Through repeated play, you can steadily improve your ability to recognize pitches. Features: - Three difficulty levels (Easy / Normal / Hard) - 10-question quiz measuring accuracy and response speed - Faster, more accurate answers earn higher scores (max 120 points) - Five-tier ranking system (AbsolutePitch to Novice) - Track your score history over time - Share results and compete with friends - Japanese / English language support Easy uses only the seven white keys. Normal adds sharps and flats for all 12 notes. Hard spans two full octaves with 24 possible notes. Progress at your own pace. Whether you are studying music theory, picking up an instrument, or just looking for a fun challenge with friends, a few minutes each day can transform the way you hear music.