Music Apps
Published: Jun 6, 2021 | Category: Uncategorized
This one is all about digital sheet music and it allows you to compose with up to 48 instruments.
It offers lead sheets, chords, charts, guitar tabs and so much more such as being able to make annotations and edit notes and bar properties.
forScore
forScore is a bit similar to Symphony Pro in the sense that it allows you to manage your sheet music but it focuses more on managing rather than composing.
You can drag and drop multiple files into the forScore library from Safari or the photos app. You can also import a PDF version of your score via iTunes, email, Google Drive, AirDrop, Dropbox or Bluetooth.
Piano Maestro
If you are looking to make your piano lessons a bit more fun and interactive, Piano Maestro is one of the best options out there to do so.
The way the app works is that it shows you the sheet music so that you play it, but in a way that it also feels like a game, encouraging students to beat high scores and get better at it.
It is definitely a very useful tool to get the hang of reading sheet music while playing piano.
The Metronome by Soundbrenner
The fact that you can just download a metronome app and use it right there is very useful for every musician and it makes it all easier for teachers to show their students that it is indeed an easy tool to have.
However, which metronome is a good option to have?
The Metronome by Soundbrenner is a great choice. First of all, it’s available on android and iOS, secondly it’s free and every music student needs a metronome to learn music properly.
With this app you can go from simple 4/4 to more complex time signatures so your students can practice staying in tempo.
It also allows you to personalize your click sounds and save custom rhythms so you have no trouble finding them quickly.