Music Flashcards 1.4

Reviews

4 ★, on 2015-06-22
I'm trying to learn piano after 6 years of playing only treble clef, this has actually really helped me solidify my knowledge of bass clef. The points are really confusing thiugh, but I don't care about that.

2 ★, on 2015-07-26
Each flashcard gives ALL instances of each note both in treble and bass clef: it's just too much to memorize. In test mode it asks them one by one. It would be better to be able to choose which clef to learn, or at least which one you want to be tested at. Second, testing mode is just that: testing - you get to know when you are wrong, but without being shown the correct answer, you won't learn anything from it.

2 ★, on 2016-12-11
It was pretty good. It would probably be overwhelming to a complete beginner. I dislike that you are quizzed on bass and treble at the same time. Would be better if you had the option to do one or the other or both. My major issues come with the scoring. I literally just took a quiz and got one wrong and it told me that I got five wrong. Also, the score (% out of 100) seems to only be based on how many you answer, not how many you actually get right.

4 ★, on 2014-04-16
Can a feature be added where you're considered wrong if you take more than 4 seconds to read a note?

4 ★, on 2017-07-11
I like it but it could be better if it showed you which notes were incorrect after you play so you could go back and study those specifically. The other hard thing for me is I am left handed but you have to use your right hand to select your answer so I can't get through them as fast.

3 ★, on 2015-01-23
This app is quite good but could be improved in several ways. 1. The flashing ad at the bottom of the screen is distracting, annoying and there is no paid version so cannot be removed. 2. A single clef only, or a smaller range of notes cannot be selected. 3. There is no sound. 4. If an incorrect note is chosen you are not told what the correct note is so you don't learn from your mistake. 5. The ap runs in portrait mode only. This is ok for those using it on a phone but not for those whose tablets are in stands or cases which keep the device in lanscape position. There is an auto rotate feature in all tablets yet so few developers actually use it. Not everyone uses apps on phones; a good many use tablets. 6. The highest score I achieved was by experimental "cheating". I rapidly pressed random keys, making over a hundred mistakes yet was given a score of 75%! This shows that the number of mistakes are ignored when calculating the score, yet if I played a piece of music and made a single reading mistake it is unlikely that it would go unnoticed and could be ignored. Consistent accuracy is as important as speed and needs to be reflected in the score.