Note Teacher

1.4.6 for Android

4.2 | 100,000+ Installs | Reviews

Mika Suonpää

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Description of Note Teacher

Fun and easy way to learn sight-reading and the names of musical notes. Notes move across the screen on the grand staff. Shoot the notes down by pressing the correct piano key. You can select how fast the notes move and the range of tested notes. Select different key signatures to practice sharps and flats. The application tracks your response times and makes the weak notes appear more often than the ones you can name without hesitation. Practicing with notes on the treble staff is free. The bass staff unlocks with an in-app purchase.
If your Android device supports USB MIDI, you can use compatible MIDI devices as input instead of the virtual keyboard. A USB OTG cable is usually required for connecting the devices. Due to manufacturer differences, the MIDI feature may not work on all devices.

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What's New with Note Teacher 1.4.6

Maximum simultaneous notes freely selectable

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  Chris Ellis

  Brilliant app to grow note confidence!

  2020-10-05 11:57
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  Krasyo Kiryakov

  Very nice app. Works great with my digital piano. Worth paying for the bass clef. It would be great to see the actual number of correct or incorrect notes and the total number of notes played rather than only a percentage. Also to see random notes on the staff to be played that don't move (as if playing real sheet music) and once played, to change all the notes. Chords would be nice too. I hope the author will read our suggestions and make it even better.

  2020-09-04 01:04
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  Przemek Ostrowski

  Very good for small children.

  2020-08-26 12:03
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  Raja

  Based on reviews, I paid $1.99 right when I installed, to get the bass clef as well as the free treble clef. This app is *so* valuable to me, as I have just got back into piano after 30 years! I had been playing with FlowKey app which listens to my acoustic piano so I was trying that with this app and wondering why I was failing every note! :) So then I realized I had to use the on-screen note keys. When I get a MIDI keyboard though I will try that with this app. I think I'll play 199 notes in the next couple of days, to make every penny of the 199 pennies I spent worth it!!!

  2020-06-27 11:06
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  steve betts

  I quite like it. I'm a piano beginner, trying to get my fingers to play the notes as I read them. I do wish it had a couple of modes though. Sometimes I'd like to get the app to just display the note I have just played, without it firing off the next note. In other words a listening mode with no game.

  2020-06-07 01:49
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  Kathleen Mileham

  Love it, great for absolute beginner for quick daily exercise

  2020-05-22 11:58