This app does a wonderful job with song selection and varied rhythms. I appreciate the use of well-known tunes. I also like that the rhythms appear visually in meter, with measures. The only reason I am not giving it 5 stars is that I discovered an issue with my colorblind students, who cannot distinguish which notes go with which button. I wonder if there is an equally distinct choice of colors that would be accessible to most forms of colorblindness. I also would suggest, if possible, the option of slowing down a piece...or maybe the opportunity to practice it. Very happy with Rhythm Cat, and am using it in my teaching.

iʼ̱ trying to play this game but dont really know what i need to do to “pass” a game. I have figured out that Iʼm supposed to touch the note that will play… it took me a few random tries to figure out that Iʼm supposed to touch and hold on a note if its dotted, half or whole. but i do not kniw wha Iʼm supposed to do with the rests. am i supposed to touch them (to note I saw them and have counted) or am I supposed to NOT touch them and just count. I am on the fourth or fifth melody -and I cannot pass it -and I dont know why. I just keep playing it and trying -but the notes dont show me if Iʼve succeded with any of them or not and no indication that i missed something so dont kniw why Imm not passing this one. its so early in the game Iʼm not sure if theres a probelm with the aop itswlf or if i (with all my 60 years of music) actually dont u derstand rhythm… and if thats true -glad to learn -now -here -but how? if i dont get any feedback that tells me what i need to do to get through this piece.an exercise in insanity

I got this app for my kids to practice rhythm. I really love the variety of music that sets the background for the exercises. So much nicer than clapping rhythms to a metronome. The one thing I wish the app included was a review of the exercise for the player to see which rhythms were missed. The standard is stringent: it is a stickler for holding notes for their full values and attack precisely on time. However, it’s hard to know why reasonable attempts are rejected. Is it that inadequate pressure was given for a particular beat, or is the player just not hitting the sweet spot on the answer pad? Or does the developer want people to practice each rhythm multiple times for mastery? Regardless of why, practice never hurt anyone, though some students might get discouraged.

I teach private music lessons and was on the hunt for fun music reading games to which I could refer my students - both young and old. This is perfect. Before I could in good conscience refer this game to my students, I had to play it all the way through. My only criticism is that there is very little instruction once you make it past the first set of levels. I, as a teacher, would love to see more instruction with the syncopated rhythms - possibly an audio/visual example. Still, I will now be able to refer my students to this app as a fun way to practice rhythm. I also tried the bass cats game... that one is even better I think.