Yes, Tunefox is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Tunefox app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Tunefox has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is €88.34.
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I’m old and I’m left handed. I spent 4 years trying to learn how to play the violin as a child. Not being able to learn how to read music after such an extended period of time, I finally gave up. Accepting the fact that I was the lone member of my family who simply didn’t have the ability to play. 40 years later and I’m not only learning but it’s happening far easier than I could have imagined. This app was exactly what I needed. Thank you.
It’s a good learning app, but there are only so many songs. I can’t learn the songs I want to.
Good stuff
Although I enjoy the App and think that it's helped me a lot with my mandolin playing, there are two issues which prevent it from getting a 5 star rating. The first issue is that when in learning mode, the music never starts at the count in. It jumps in at the first note much too quickly for me to actually play the first measure. I always have to enter learning mode, stop the music, hit the "back to beginning" button, and go from there. The second issue is more of a nice to have - sync my progress across my various devices. Finally, a request - please let me delete stuff I've looked at but am not interested in from Back to the Beat.
Need a subscription to use
Wonderful way to learn to play banjo👍
I did not subscribe so I can’t rate how the app does to teach you to play whatever instrument(s) you want to pay for. I rated it one star because it claims to be free but in real life it wants a minimum of $15 which sounds like way too much for even one online lesson for any instrument. If they’d made the cost obvious I would not have downloaded the app and therefore not left the unfavorable review.
I’ve been playing the banjo for 2 years. This is by far the best way to learn the banjo. Great lessons and hundreds of songs to learn to play. Plus they add new songs every month.
I had to take a couple of months off from banjo lessons when a family member was injured. Once I found Tune Fox, I was able to pick up where I left off. I’ll definitely resume lessons this month, but am still going to use this stellar app to improve my skills. I’ve had a couple of minor issues when on iPad, but it’s been mostly smooth sailing. I use Bluetooth headphones with one ear on and the other off, so I can hear my mistakes (or lack of em!) I love that you can change app settings to help you improve playing by ear, playing faster, and slowly adding challenges. Great selection of BG tunes too! CAN’T THANK YOU ENOUGH TUNE FOX! Well worth the reasonable price.
Absolutely the best way to learn anything bluegrass on any instrument, the only issue is how much is locked behind a $15 a month subscription.
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