Recorder Fingering vs Recorder Flute Tabs Usage & Stats
Recorder Fingering is an interactive fingering chart for recorders. It lists basic fingerings, alternate fingerings and trill fingerings. The current version supports Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass recorders using the Baroque (aka English) fingering system. (This is the most common recorder fingering system in use today.)
To use the app, you first select a recorder type. Then select a note by touching and dragging over the staff and/or hitting the arrows. For chromatics you must use the arrows. Then for each note you can touch a button for the basic, alternate or trill fingerings.
Beginner players will find this app useful for the basic fingerings. Intermediate and advanced players will find it useful for the alternate and trill fingerings. The alternate fingerings are great for helping you through technically challenging passages.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Music
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GENERAL INFO
Interactive collection of sheet music with notes and tablatures for recorder flutes. This app will help you to learn playing popular traditional melodies, and some other tunes from the public domain.
App features:
- 130+ melodies to learn;
- Allows to import new melodies from user-provided Music XML files;
- Allows to print out music sheets;
- Selection of flute tunings;
- Melodies playback;
- Interactive training;
- Tune-able playback speed;
- Allows custom transposition of melodies;
- Allows to bookmark favorite melodies.
ADVERTISEMENTS & SUBSCRIPTIONS
By default the app is supported by advertisements, and only a handful of melodies is accessible for free. Paid app subscriptions available in the in-app store unlock all melodies, and remove all advertisements. The profit from subscriptions will also allow for future app development, including new bug fixes, new features, and new melodies.
USER SUPPORT
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TERMS OF USE: https://recorder.music-tabs.com/legal-info
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Music
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Recorder Fingering VS. 
Recorder Flute TabsDecember 11, 2024