Notes - Sight Reading Trainer

I downloaded the app in France (but this is not my Apple ID region setting - that’s Dutch with English as language), and the app only works in French now. Is there a way to change the language to English?

This app is money well spent, it helps you hone your sight reading skills, even if you don’t have a piano available.

I think this is the best app I ever spend money on! Simple and spot on for training!!! Thank you so much for making this!!!

Amazing app - simple, clean, lots of options and helps you with sight reading very easily. You can easily adjust the difficulty to make the notes match your profiency level. Or easily include and exclude flats or sharps. And the best thing: MIDI support! Connect your iPad to your piano and you're good to go 😄.

I use this app for learning notes, that works great, so I bought the payed version for extra songs…. But this only added 2 songs… I am really disappointed!

I use this app often and really like it. It’s helping me to find the notes more quickly. Being a senior citizen it’s also great for brain training. On occasion when I’m practicing I’ll tap the correct note and it isn’t recognized. That could however be a touchscreen issue instead of app situation.

This is by far the best notes learning app i’ve come across. No ads, for free and very user friendly. Nine stars if i could use my own sheet music or midi files. Thank you for sharing this app mr Newsome, you are awesome.

How do I turn note hints off? When I click it it doesn’t do anything and I can’t find anything on how to turn it off. Please help!

I’ve tried many sight reading training apps, but this one worked the best for me. I was ready to purchase the “full” or “pro” version, but to my surprise this app is just completely free, no strings attached!

I plug my tablet in to my Casio digital piano with a USB-B to USB-C cable. It works flawlessly! Plug it in, choose a lesson and start practicing. It’s Guitar Hero without the fluff. Started last week. 15 minutes of practice a day and now I can comfortably read the treble cleff!