ScoreSkills- Learn Music Notes 4+

Great Supplement

I am trying to learn music theory on my own and have bought a couple books to do so. The books have examples but I was hoping to find something that I could follow along with and “hear” what I was learning. I downloaded this because I was looking for something to supplement, and not expecting much because most of the others were lack luster. I told myself “I’ll probably cancel the subscription after the trial” I was wrong! After using this for only 30 minutes it is well worth the money for someone trying to learn music solo. It is a similar format to Duolingo, and helps to be a visual and audible supplement to the material I am reading. It lets you work through tons of examples and really helps solidify the concepts of music theory. I can’t only speak from my experience, but I will be continuing to use this as I learn.

Developer Response ,

Thank you so much for this heart warming review!! 🙏🏻❤️🎶

On its way to being one of the best apps on the market

The customer appreciation and service is off the charts. The developers are clearly listening to their users and adjusting the glitches based on direct feedback. If you think it’s only for beginner and intermediate, and you’re advanced, Think about it for your students. I strongly recommend checking this out and giving feedback. The developers take all comments in stride and communicate whenever possible. If you are advanced, but enjoy checking out new apps,You will be challenged directly by the developers even if you don’t feel challenged quite yet in the beginner levels on the app itself. Highly recommend this on the ground level as we all learn and grow together.

Developer Response ,

Hi, thank you for writing and for your help. I believe most issues have been solved by now with thanks to you personally. We give you ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ :)

Helpful, with room to improve & expand

I love the engagement this provides. I like to make as many connections as possible while learning, and repetition is key for me, too, which is why I find this app so effective.

Sometimes it was helpful for me to look at a keyboard while using the app to figure out the correct answers through understanding (rather than guessing). I didn’t always have one available, though, so would like to suggest adding a small keyboard diagram that can be toggled on or off during game play.

There are glitches and room for refinement. There are ways to give feedback, though these are glitchy, too.

Based on the description of the app, I had an unrealistic expectation about the number of levels and frequency of additions. I was surprised to have completed all the levels within two months. I hope new material will be added soon for more scales and the circle of fifths.

I would like also to see the addition of short explanations or definitions. For example, there are levels that ask you to identify or build dominant chords, but I had to go elsewhere to get a reminder about what those are.

All in all, this is a good app. It has been very helpful to my learning process.

October 2021