Speedy Note: Tenor Clef 4+

Name: Speedy Note: Tenor Clef
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 1.8 (4 reviews)
Author: Brian Hughes

Learn to sight read music

Brian Hughes

Designed for iPad

- 1.8 • 4 Ratings

- $1.99

Description

Speedy Note: Tenor Clef teaches you to read the Tenor Clef (C Clef) in an interactive, fun and competitive game environment. Great for beginners to advanced, children or adults. Master the six levels and you have mastered the Tenor Clef! Compete with yourself or with your friends. Speedy Note tracks your scores and lets you know how you are doing.

Speedy Note also allows you to learn at your own pace – you decide the level of difficulty and when to advance to more difficult levels.

Speedy Note: Tenor Clef is very intuitive. It only takes a few moments to learn how to use (even for young children).

FEATURES:
Speedy Note is MIDI compatible. You can use your midi instrument to play the game and learn the notes. (Requires a MIDI interface connected through the lightening port or a Bluetooth LE MIDI device.)

CD quality piano sounds.

Can be used silently allowing you to practice learning notes anywhere, any time. (No need to turn down or off your device’s volume.)

You can learn either using alphabetic notation (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) or Solfege notation (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si).

Created by Bienelle Music.

Mar 29, 2022

Version 1.9

Speedy Note is now compatible with iOS 14.5 or higher.

Speedy Note accepts MIDI input either hardwired through the Lightning port (you will need a midi interface) or using a Bluetooth LE MIDI device.

Silent mode.

1.8 out of 5

4 Ratings

Not worth it

For a $2 app, really should have some more variety in the exercises. There are web sites with free versions of similar learning tools that are just as good. At the very least, the other chefs should be included.

Love the encouraging music when you get it right!

Fun to play. Good level of repetition

Want this to work but program won’t open up-has never worked

Want this to work but have never gotten it to open up

I have just released a new version (1.8.2). I recently found a bug that caused the app to fail to open. It was caused by a conflict with 3rd party midi enabled apps that didn't provide a manufacturer property. Try the new version. It should work now.

The developer, Brian Hughes, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.