Read Notes: Sight Reading app analytics for October 25

Read music one step at a time. Start with piano, or explore guitar, bass guitar, ukulele, violin and drums with screens and sounds suited to each instrument. BUILD YOUR NOTE-READING SKILLS Choose treble clef, bass clef or both from the start in Quests. Work through structured chapters, or use Drills to choose your own settings. Focus practice lets you work on ledger lines and notes you choose, without a timer. UNDERSTAND EACH ANSWER Compare your answer with the right note. See when you chose the wrong octave or need to check an accidental, then revisit notes that need more practice. Hints and independent answers are recorded separately. CONNECT NOTES WITH YOUR INSTRUMENT • Piano: on-screen keys, note reading, ear training and chords. • Guitar: connect the staff, TAB, strings and frets. Try C–Am chord shapes and swipe strums. • Bass guitar and ukulele: find notes on the strings and fretboard. Ukulele also includes on-screen chord and strumming practice. • Violin: connect written notes with strings and finger positions, and hear violin examples. • Drums: play kick, snare and hi-hat on the touch kit, with timing feedback. These screen exercises help you read notes and understand positions. They do not listen through the microphone or assess your physical playing technique. Compatible MIDI keyboards can provide pitch input; the four-bar reading exercises grade pitch, not rhythm or simultaneous two-hand playing. PRACTICE AND SHARE Explore familiar pieces in the song library. Save a practice set, or share an assignment by code, link or QR. After installing, paste the code into Import assignment. Your existing piano Quests, Drills and song progress stay with you. Start with 67 free songs from a library of 150. Optional one-time Premium unlocks the other 83 songs, removes ads and removes heart limits. No subscription.