Clefs: Music Reading Trainer
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About this app
Ever wondered how to read those mysterious signs on five lines? What is a treble clef? What is a bass clef? Sight reading? Prima vista?
Clefs is the ultimate application that will help you find answers to these questions and so much more. You will learn how to read sheet music and how to write music down on the stave.
Clefs includes a course seven chapters of total over 200 music reading and writing lessons designed in progression from simplest to most difficult to teach you reading music on most popular clefs in modern music. A powerful custom exercise editor will empower you to create fine tuned exercises for your demands and needs.
Features:
* More than 200 music reading and writing lessons split into 7 chapters with exams
* Powerful custom lesson editor
* Introductory theory for each chapter
* Detailed daily statistics
* Daily exercises generated specifically for you
* Support for using your MIDI-keyboard in sight reading exercises
* Competitive Game mode (coming soon)
* Simple and beautiful design supporting light and dark themes.
Clef comes from developers of Perfect Ear - a highly rated the most downloaded music education app in the Play Store.
Clefs is the ultimate application that will help you find answers to these questions and so much more. You will learn how to read sheet music and how to write music down on the stave.
Clefs includes a course seven chapters of total over 200 music reading and writing lessons designed in progression from simplest to most difficult to teach you reading music on most popular clefs in modern music. A powerful custom exercise editor will empower you to create fine tuned exercises for your demands and needs.
Features:
* More than 200 music reading and writing lessons split into 7 chapters with exams
* Powerful custom lesson editor
* Introductory theory for each chapter
* Detailed daily statistics
* Daily exercises generated specifically for you
* Support for using your MIDI-keyboard in sight reading exercises
* Competitive Game mode (coming soon)
* Simple and beautiful design supporting light and dark themes.
Clef comes from developers of Perfect Ear - a highly rated the most downloaded music education app in the Play Store.
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Ratings and reviews
4.5
3.04K reviews
cj Coombes
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July 11, 2023
I absolutely love this app. It lets me make good use of time waiting in lines or in waiting rooms. I can jump into this app in seconds and fly through it. Two major annoyances for me. One the type on the wheel note selector is designed for looks instead of effectiveness. Extremely hard to read. Also, I hate being forced to take exams in order to progress when I only wish to keep my sight reading at top performance. I don't need the exams, I just need to blow through the notes. I highly recommend
9 people found this review helpful
Kasi āKazā Alexain
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March 14, 2023
Pretty dexent app. It took some understanding to figure out the octaves on the scrolling keyboard, but that was user side issues. The custom practice lessons are a nice touch. Only had to pay $2 for them but even with the free version there is a lot you can do in the app and it helps break things down and teach you about the music itself and not just give you sight reading practice but you can ignore those if you want to just do the practice and dont need the theory as well. Really well made.
7 people found this review helpful
Cassandra T
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February 26, 2021
Awesome except dragging for note writing sucks. I like the exercises and the progression of lessons a lot. The interface is lovely except for the note writing exercises. These require dragging a note to a line. Why not just click on an enlarged note paper? Or multiple choice of drawn notes that are in random order? Especially doing sharps and flats makes is frustrating.
13 people found this review helpful
What's new
What's new:
- Fixed Bluetooth issues introduced in the last update
- Stabilization and UI fixes
If you like the application, please give us a good rating on Google Play. It will help us keep improving the app.
- Fixed Bluetooth issues introduced in the last update
- Stabilization and UI fixes
If you like the application, please give us a good rating on Google Play. It will help us keep improving the app.
