UCLA Music Theory 4+

Name: UCLA Music Theory
Rating: 4.7 (3 reviews)
Author: University of California, Los Angeles

University of California, Los Angeles

Conçue pour iPhone

- 4,7 • 3 notes

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Description

This app is designed as a supplemental for students to practice ear training in music theory. Currently, the app has 4 different training modules:

- Sight Reading
- Intervals (Melodic and Harmonic)
- Chords (Regular, 7th, basic progressions)
- Dictation (Rhythmic, melodic)

Right now, we have 2 modes for each section:

- Practice Mode (untimed, score is tracked)
- Survival Mode (timed, end score is recorded in high scores)

In both modes you will be practicing your ability to recognize notes and note formations.
Supported Devices: iPhone 5, 5s, 6, 6+ **This app is optimized for iPhone 5 or higher. Requires iOS 7.1 or later.

17 nov. 2015

Version 1.00

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

4,7 sur 5

3 notes

Free! Really. And it’s a useful tool to learn sight reading

This app gets a pass and five stars only because it’s really truly free and was made by UCLA students . it offers you some music theory education for no cost at all you can learn about what the chords are how they sound and learn how to read music which is the best part of this app. having said thatIt’s not a super fun app and needs lots of work. Use it just to learn sight reading and hearing major minor diminished and augmented chords .
Problems. I wish I could turn the timer off so that I can just slowly listen and learn. instead you get one minute to play the game before the timer goes off and there’s no way to set it to another time or just practice without the timer ; except in sight reading so that’s why it’s the best part of the app. Maybe UCLA students are good at this but the amount of notes you also have to memorize in order to complete the dictation game is ridiculously long and I can’t possibly do it. I have barely have time to hear all the notes before the timer goes off so I don’t have time to enter my answer . 7th chord game will never keep track of your score.

Le développeur, University of California, Los Angeles, n’a pas fourni de détails à Apple sur ses pratiques en matière de confidentialité et son traitement des données.