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- $3.99
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- Music
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| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Family Sharing | Yes | Unknown | App Store | Store published |
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- Price: $3.99
Ratings & reviews
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5/5Great Little App
Experienced musicians can see a rhythmically complex piece of music and just tap it out without much trouble before playing it. Me? I’m not in that group. I need to go over a piece many times before I can play it. I reduce the time I need between first seeing the music and finally playing the notes by practicing with Read Rhythm. I enter the notes into the editor and practice until the rhythm is familiar to me. I have a habit of being a little ahead of the beat in my playing, and can work on that in the app, since it tells you if you are ahead, on, or behind the beat. When I’m done working on a section, I email the results to my music teacher, so we can go over it in lesson. In all, this is a great app for perfecting your rhythm, either through random exercises or by creating your own. I should also add that I had a question at one point about the editor, and the developer answered me very promptly to tell me what I was doing wrong. Not many apps have that kind of service, and I was very glad for the help.
TheFourEyedJack · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5Wow
I have tried many music apps in all forms. I began teaching myself piano almost a year ago, though I learned the staff pretty quickly and the common knowledge of the keys, I have struggled with the rhythm and beat. This app is INCREDIBLE, after I post this, I am going to look for a donation spot. It will be the first time I have ever given money to developers, and my reviews on google have thousands, tens of thousands of reviews. This app has SO MANY features. It took me two days to realize there was such a large menu if you click the tiny i in the bottom left corner (iPad pro) and even without me knowing of all the other options it still held my attention and even became a personal mission to pass the rhythms. Its super hard, for me. Practice. Practice. Practice. The TAPPING option is insanely hard for me. Thats exciting though. Some thing I 100 percent can not do, yet.. so it gives me something to work on! Thanks y'all. You did a fantastic job on this app! Please update whenever you add something new! TYA Tara D. Super Fan!
TaraBytes23 · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5BUY THIS!
I am a piano teacher and just found this app. All my students are loving it so far and enjoying going through the levels. Which is great because suddenly what used to be homework is now fun! Did you hear that? Fun! Would recommend this for anyone. The only thing I would suggest is the menu system maybe having a revamp as the first opening to to select “fixed levels” or “random levels”. I’d love to start at level 0 for some of my kids and I feel like sometimes it would be hard to explain to them how to get to the ‘random levels’ and would be easier. Overall 5/5 app for how amazing everything runs and even though I teach piano, this is a hard app at some of the higher levels! A must have app.
SaphiraRaven · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5Fantastic well thought out app
I am actually learning how to stay on beat (not ahead or behind!) and read rhythm thanks to this app. These were both major goals for me as a relatively new bass player. Thank you to the developer for all the time you’ve clearly put into this app. There are incredibly extensive exercises in every time signature imaginable. I love being able to quickly adjust metronome setting and choose between being tested or just practicing, both of which offer different supporting sounds. Visual feedback is superb. I like that I can stay at any level of challenge for as long as I want. I highly recommend this app!
Dagazheart · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5Perfect for me
I am 49 years old and went to music school. Decided to study jazz piano more seriously in my ‘old age’. I had never been great at reading so I am using computers to gain experience quickly. This app is perfect. I stuck it on random exercises and have not looked back. I am on level 6 of 4/4and feel so much better and confident about rhythms. It just keeps throwing new exercises at me and the beauty is I have it set so I have to sight read it 3 times correctly before it says I got it. This is exactly what I was looking for. You can start from the very basics like I did. I can’t think of a better or faster way to learn to read rhythms.
luke gilf · 31 Jul 2026
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Versions
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11.03
iOS, iPadOS 16 adjustments.
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11.04
Chord progression function changes: - Marimba added to instruments. - Option to play the chord roots only.
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11.05
iOS, iPadOS 17 adjustments (still supports iOS 12.1). Chord progression function extras: - arpeggio patterns. These can be effective for ear training or play-along purposes. - a list of play-along tips, based on the experience of a group of students. - some new chord progressions. Mail current exercise (in Exercise options menu) attaches a second MIDI file, generated by the Chord progression function. Hide staff lines option (in Display menu). This may be helpful when playing along with the chords.
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11.06
Now you can personalize your 'light' interface style with a range of background color options. To get started: - select the 'light' style from the Display/Theme menu in settings. - then open the Display/Background menu. - choose from a variety of light colors to create your ideal look. Staff background: also new customization choices in the Display/Staff Background menu.
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11.07
- Added some color options for the settings screens within the Display menu. - Implemented textual changes and made various minor adjustments.
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11.08
- Adds the famous Pachelbel's Canon chord progression in D major (Extra challenges menu). - The Display menu includes color options for both the settings background and cells.
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11.09
- Minor adjustments for iOS 18 and added support for new devices.
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11.10
- Adjustments for iOS 18.0.1
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11.11
Polished some help texts and instructions.
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12.01
- iOS 18.5 adjustments.
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12.07
- iOS 18.6 adjustments.
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12.08
- Updated for iOS 26 and iPadOS 26. - In iPadOS 26, the app supports proportional scaling. iPadOS saves your layout in both orientations automatically.
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12.09
- Fix for layout issue on iPhone in landscape mode. - Updated for iOS 26 and iPadOS 26. - In iPadOS 26, the app supports proportional scaling. iPadOS saves your layout in both orientations automatically.
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12.11
- Fixed an issue on iPhone where Test or Practice mode was not stopped when rotating the device from landscape to portrait.
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12.12
- Some performance improvements.
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12.14
Minor bug fixes.
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12.15
Fixes a text display issue on iOS 26.4.
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12.16
Fix: workaround for an issue in iPadOS 26.4 that prevented closing the mail composer.
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12.17
Fix: workaround for an issue in iPadOS 26.4.1 that prevented closing the mail composer.
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12.18
Minor improvements and optimizations.
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12.19
- Some workarounds for iOS 26.4 problems and other minor improvements.
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12.21
Added extra PDF files to the Export Documentation feature. iOS 26.5 support.
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12.22
Added a B harmonic minor chord progression on request.
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12.23
Various text improvements.
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12.24
· 25 May 2026
Various text & screenshot improvements.
Alternatives
- Theory Lessons — Same category + similar ratings
Availability by market
- US
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- Last verified
- 31 Jul 2026
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