Note Quest : Learn Piano

The app (game drills) only has one time setting of 15 seconds which is way too fast, especially when you are just beginning and need time to think. You just have to keep pressing restart. Adding a timer selection ie. 30 sec, 1, 5 minutes and timeless mode would make this 5/5 stars! Edit: Review edited, developer did have a way to remove timer

My students and I love playing this game as a warm up or cool down to the lesson!

Just paid for a yearly subscription but nothing is unlocked. It says I need to upgrade to pro and pay another 9.99! What a waste of money. How do I request a refund?

Often bugs, doesn’t recognize the note. Sometimes it does and other times doesn’t, it’s the right note according to all and to the hint, whether I’m with an iPad or iPhone, same problem occurred.

Thank you for creating this my daughter just loves it!! Putting good use to my old keyboard from when I was a kid! ;)

This app does nothing unless you go pro. At least have a trial section!

The sight reading exercises are well thought out and helpful. I'm using an IPad and the sizing of the notes on the screen is just right. It's obvious that the developer put some effort into creating this app. Now for the major annoyance. While playing the exercises the screen will randomly change to a bird popping up and telling you that you have earned badges, and completely ruining one's concentration. Please tell me how I can stop this from happening! I am not a child and don't care about badges. Even if I were a child this would still be annoying.

I don’t understand what’s going on. I’m a beginner and I’m lost. Giving me a bunch of notes. I am playing it but I’m not sure if I’m hitting the right notes. It’s not prompting me whether it’s right or wrong. Terrible.

The app advertises that it can listen to you play and grade you - but it doesn’t seem to work that way (it doesn’t use your microphone to listen to what you’re playing)

Grace Lee has managed to pull off a minor miracle here with this ingenious app! Just when I thought there was no hope for some of my students who were problem readers, the software worked its magic and got them to look at pitches and rhythms in novel ways.