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Summary
NoSheet: Speak Music! is a music learning app that teaches ear training and music theory for guitar, piano, bass, ukulele and mandolin. It helps players find notes and intervals on their instrument by ear instead of relying on guitar tabs, piano roll or sheet music. Through games with challenges of varying difficulty, it teaches scales, intervals, triads, tetrads and pentatonics, as well as chord shapes and chord progressions by ear. A chat feature called Scatbot offers help when needed. The app also includes sight-singing exercises to connect voice and instrument, and tools for improvisation and planning practice sessions.
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In any language, around ~1% of words can get you ~85% of the way to fluency. The same is true for music. Learn the basic vocabulary of modern music with NoSheet, and learn to speak music.
NoSheet teaches it ear-to-instrument first, because you don't want to just be able to read a language - you want to hear it and use it. Become musically literate, and skip the middle step of opening your laptop and finding guitar tabs, piano roll, or sheet music. Learn to play by ear what you’re likely to hear and the gap between hearing something you like and playing it is bridged in a new, more direct, more powerful way, that allows you to create the sounds you want to hear spontaneously.
Playing with your instrument at home or tapping away on the train, NoSheet will make you a wiser player with every session. Engaging gameplay teaches you music theory & trains your ears without monotonous drilling.
- for guitar, piano, bass, ukulele and mandolin
- find notes & intervals on your instrument, with your instrument, by ear
- chat with our scatbot when you need help
- find melodies in loads of scales & modes, with challenges of varying difficulty
- learn what scales contain: intervals, triads, tetrads, & pentatonics
- learn chord shapes & pick chord progressions by ear
- sing & sight-sing to connect voice and instrument - audiation, powerful!
- learn to improvise by playing endless melodies & harmonies
- plan powerful practice sessions
NoSheet is the only app that liberates your playing, taking you from being bound to guitar tabs or piano roll to playing freely - it is the only app that effortlessly teaches you to improvise. NoSheet bundles ear training and music theory into an ever-growing library of games with unique lessons that do precisely that.
Surprise yourself with how instant the connection between ears and fingers can become. You may find that it feels almost automatic, like your mind is being bypassed by a direct connection. Your ear and fingers know, when your mind is still thinking it through. This is what you really want - to let your ear, or what you want to hear, guide your playing.
Sing the degrees to develop an innate feeling for melodic function. Connect your voice and instrument to start picking the melodies you imagine.
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