Rhythm Cat 2

I’m a piano teacher, and I enjoy using the app to let my students have fun playing the rhythm game. However, I wish you could provide the “map” showing the elements contained in each song. I do see this function in the original “Rhythm Cat”, but not in this App. This function is extremely helpful for a teacher to choose an appropriate song for the student to practice.

I’m 11 years old and I really enjoyed Rhythm cat 1 & 2. I prefer Rhythm cat 2 but 1 is great for beginners! I also recommend other games made by them: Treble cat Bass cat Ear cat I think they’re great for any young musicians. I used my dad’s account so his name will be on this review.

I am a music teacher and this gets my students to read music very quickly as I help count-sing. I even play it for fun!!

I love the concept, but couldn’t get the dotted eighth with a sixteenth note rhythm to work. As a result, scoring was off. I can still use it with my students, but can’t recommend they purchase it for home use. Also, where’s the outline that shows which note values are in each level? That’s really helpful in RC1. Update: I was using speaker. There was just enough lag time to mess it up. Using iPad speaker, we’re back in business! Still want the table of contents, though!

When I press the button it doesn’t fricking work!

Good concept but doesn’t function well.

I’m a musician and an educator. I think this is an excellent tool. My children are now learning instruments, and I just got it for them. They really enjoy it so far. There is some room for improvement. The first level has quarter notes and eighth notes. By the third or fourth level there are sixteenth notes. For someone who has been a musician for a while, it’s fine, but for beginners, that’s a very quick progression. From what I’ve seen, this would be perfect for a student who has been learning for a while already or can get some basic guidance from a musician. It doesn't really teach the rhythms, but you do get instant feedback. I’d like to see an easier progression in the beginning and some assistance with learning. Rhythm instruction is closely related to language instruction. I wonder if a few small adjustments would make this a valid tool to improve reading readiness and reading skills, especially for those with dyslexia....I was just working on a literature review on this topic. You’ll have to get in touch if you want additional consultation.

It looks like a course, because each app released from LMuse becomes better and more difficult but absolutely feasible. Universal because it does not need a single word. Beautifully ludic. Beautiful songs. I’m learning music with so much fun. ❤️ Congratulations to the Developers! 👏👏👏 Thank you so much. *Waiting for the Rhythm Cat 3... 😃

I use these in teaching piano. It is challenging and fun! I’m so please with all the Rhythm Cat apps. The note apps are excellent too! Thank you for helping teachers keep it interesting for students! 💕

I've started using this to teach some students and was at first very happy with it, but the song and tapping seem to be at slightly different tempos, so at the end of the song, my students have to try to compensate for the lag by tapping behind what the music is actually playing. I'll change my rating once that's fixed--until then, I wouldn't recommend it!