This app kind of makes me mad. I play the flute and was attempting to match my voice with my instrument to play a song, and every time I do it gives me notes I don’t even know, also when I play them on the flute it is not even the right octave! Whenever I wait for the note to come it tells me that I’m playing it too late and it hardly give me anytime to play it like be so fr. It’s a good concept but please make it better.

Does exactly what it says it does...good note sensitivity, and it only occasionally popped notes I didn't actually play. In a way, I find this demo is a little lacking. As an instrumentalist, the demo tempo is really, *really* slow. I'd like to be able to try some of the faster levels, if only for a little bit...took off a star for the limited nature of the lite version.This is an excellent tool for ear training, vocally. It's a huge help that the app shows what pitch you're actually snug, so you can compensate. Not sure if the full version includes it, but it would be nice to be able to play a starting pitch, and turn off the note hint, to really test yourself vocally. (Really, I think the vocal aspect of this app could stand by itself in its own app).

I can smack the crap out of the low C when practicing this with the piano and the game doesn't register it, which means it's counted wrong and I can't play. And yes, my piano is well tuned.l

Note Hitter is my favorite game to improve sight-playing and intonation. (You'll need to turn on your mic in the settings. In the game, you can click on the right arrow icon for game controls.) It's helpful because it shows the played pitch when my intonation is wrong. However, it scores completion rather than accuracy.