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Solfa. Learn to sight read music notes. Sight read in G & F Clef. Notes above and below staff. Span 6 octaves. Applies to any instrument. Notes generated randomly and not limited to a repeating set. Switch between clefs for even more fun. Answer key for starters. Beginners set the pace by limiting the octave section to learn. Message displaying the right note if you miss. Major and Minor Scales (Sharps and Flats). Goes as fast as the notes are identified. Test score and performance statistics. Piano sound can be muted. Great for phones. Perfect for tablets. Available Notation: (C D E F G A B) (C D E F G A H) (Do Ré Mi Fa Sol La Si) (Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si) (Ni Pa Vu Ga Di Ke Zo) (ハニホヘトイロ) (Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni) Alternate sound: Guitar Organ Trumpet Vibraphone Violin Oboe Clarinet Timpani Recorder Bird Telephone

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Speedy Note: Bass Clef

Speedy Note: Bass Clef teaches you to read the Bass Clef (F Clef) in an interactive, fun and competitive game environment. Great for beginners to advanced, children or adults. Master the six levels and you have mastered the Bass Clef! Compete with yourself or with your friends. Speedy Note tracks your scores and lets you know how you are doing. Speedy Note also allows you to learn at your own pace – you decide the level of difficulty and when to advance to more difficult levels. Speedy Note: Bass Clef is very intuitive. It only takes a few moments to learn how to use (even for young children). FEATURES: Speedy Note is MIDI compatible. You can use your midi instrument to play the game and learn the notes. (Requires a MIDI interface connected through the lightening port or a Bluetooth LE MIDI device.) CD quality piano sounds. Can be used silently allowing you to practice learning notes anywhere, any time. (No need to turn down or off your device’s volume.) You can learn either using alphabetic notation (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) or Solfege notation (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si). Created by Bienelle Music. Created by Bienelle Music