Complete Music Reading Trainer

Nice application and fun to use. I have the app loaded on an iPad connected to my piano using a MIDI interface. This allows me to use the piano directly to respond to the notes scrolling in on the app. It took a few tries to get this working but I recommend it. Here are some details. My piano is an older Roland F50 with MIDI. The iPad is a newer model Version 7. I found my older equipment did not work. MIDI adapters come with USB A connectors. I had to get an adapter USB A to Lightning to connect to the iPad. The first MIDI interface I bought did not work. Finally I shopped for an interface that explicitly claimed to work with iPad, and this worked. There is one glitch; if the iPad goes to sleep it will disconnect from the piano and will not reconnect until the iPad is restarted. I have to do this each time I practice. I can live with this.

After enabling MIDI in the settings, the app will sometimes work for one test but then will ignore the MIDI keyboard for the next.

I really enjoy Binary Guilt apps, they are simply the best in their categories. Well designed, functional product. Well done.

This would be the perfect app for piano sight reading too if there was a grand staff (treble clef above the bass clef) as if sight reading piano sheet music. I am also having trouble controlling the speed at which the notes move in the sight reading.

I feel like I’ve wasted so much time trying to wrap my head around notation. This app is inexpensive and incredibly effective. Thank you!

This is the best application for learning piano and music notes more than any of the apps in this entire store. I truly love all the work you have done! I can finally play the piano without paying a yearly subscription.

This app has been so great. I’ve tried other apps and flash cards but this is 100x better. I’m focused on piano: I wonder if the app could also include chords one day.

It seems like a good app, unfortunately it does not work with MIDI data from MidiGuitar 2, nor from MIDI Data from JamSynth , nor from MIDI data from A2M…….in essence it does not seem to recongnize any virtual port ( I also tried to create a bridge with Midiflow but again it does not show up as a MIDI output in Midiflow ). There is certainly a shortcoming in the code because other similar apps such as PianoNotes Pro seem to recognise any MIDI output you throw at it. So if you have an external controller it works ( I used it with a Yamaha Keyboard, an EWI and the Fishman TriplePlay Connect, and it recognises all of them ). I had a couple of mail exchanges with the developer but he took my original review personally and , either he is

My child’s Music teacher for piano told her that she should use this app,and I think it is very good for her. It made such an impact on my child’s piano learning notes. I love watching my child use this and start learning more about notes. Alicia

This app has the best user interface of all the music note trainers I have tried. The training modes are good, and the progression is a good pace for me. I’m focused on piano, so I’m glad the other clefs are available, but not forced on me. I wish the app displayed the treble clef above the base clef when using both. I also wish it kept track of progress from one try to the next so I could see my improvement over time.