StaffWars アプリのレビュー

I was clicking the right note it kept saying the wrong answer

I’m learning how to play the guitar and Staff Wars (along with Staff Wars Live) taught me how to quickly process the Treble Clef. I had already learned the notes, but wasn’t confident in processing them quickly enough to play what I was reading. It took that part of my studies and made it fun. And an even more remarkable aspect is that it helps maintain the desire to get quicker and quicker. There aren’t many tools that have been able to keep my interest in this way. I definitely recommend it for musicians at any level.

This is a great game to play when you don’t have an instrument and staff paper. My biggest gripe is that they don’t divide the notes into two sections so that your thumbs can easily tap the notes. Developers, study the Kinesis blue keyboard and fix this!

I love this game! I’m getting so much better at Alto Clef and Treble Clef! My friend recommended this app for me for Treble Clef, but then I learned to play the viola and started learning Alto Clef. When I started off, I didn’t know anything at all. But now I am much better at it, and I can say read quickly and easily! My teacher was amazed! Before, the app would occasionally double click, but now it works much better! This app is amazing, and my teacher is recommending it to her other students now. Thanks!

I like the app, long time alto and soprano sax player, I only learned the treble clef. Now taking up cello and tenor sax. This old brain is having a time not thinking of the treble clef notes when reading the bass clef. I’d like to see a mode where the note names appear in the note head, a level zero where it stays on slow mode, a zap sound when you get it wrong, and an option for a piano keyboard in place of the letter buttons. Already a good learning aid, I think these would make it even better.

This is such a great game. My band teacher suggested this game to us, so I went home and got it. It’s great for practicing reading music, as I am just starting to read and play music on my clarinet. It’s fun, has good music, challenging but not overly challenging, and simple. I’ve already been reading music for years, as I started piano pretty young, but this is great also for piano music—it helps me sightread even complex songs better and generally improves my playing on both piano and clarinet—making me faster and more accurate. My band teacher hands out prizes for making it past levels 10 and 15, which I’m getting close to. If you are just starting to read music, or if you would just like a little practice with it, this game is for you. You’ll be hooked—and even if you’re not, you’ll at least be a better musician. My only suggestion is: it would be fun if the music that plays in the background could change from the same 8 notes or so. Having different songs would make it even more fun. This is a great game. Good job, developers 😊 The $1.29 for this game is worth it.

It really good but it makes me Rage🤬😡🤬😰😰😰😰😤😤😤😤😌

This is a very effective note learning tool for many students—they are drawn in by the increasing pace/intensity. As a teacher I love that I can choose a range of notes to practice, such as treble clef space notes only, an appropriate hurdle for beginners.

I just purchased this last week. My students love it! I’ve used other note reading apps too, but this has rave reviews PLUS my students who use it in band and orchestra at school have mentioned how much they love beating top scores. Craig also gives prompt and helpful support as the developer. I’m definitely recommending to other teachers.

its an amazing app to learn how to read music notes

I downloaded this after a teacher at a conservatory recommended it to our class piano class and I have it to thank for jumpstarting my sight reading ability. It’s not a replacement for reading and playing actual music, but made it so I could practice anywhere at the drop of a hat, and really helped get me up to speed. If I could make one suggestion to the developers, include playback of the actual pitches as you input your answers, that will help students develop their relative pitch, and will make it all around a more musical experience.

Amazing app my piano teacher approves.

It is actually a really fun game. I bought it for distance learning and it is definitely worth it. You can change the range of the notes to your skill and every time you level up mid game it adds something to the music and speeds up.

I really like this game. I play it at school so I needed to practice.I got 39 points on bass then, I practiced on my iPad to get better. And so far, I got 65 points!Thank you so much for making this game on iPads!

Gone are the groans when I ask my 6yo to practice note names! He loves this game and is improving his note recognition. Works great on all my iOS devices, except I can’t get it to close on my iPhone X. It doesn’t respond to swiping up from anywhere on the screen. I end up having to reboot the phone. Is there something I’m missing or is this something that needs to be fixed in the next version?

I use this with my suzuki guitar students but we need ledger lines down to a low E under the treble clef staff. It’s a bummer not to have the full low range to train with. Please help!

This was very helpful in completing my journey to read bass clef after knowing treble for about five years.

I love this game! I have all my students buy it to help with their note reading. I especially love that tenor clef was recently added. The only thing it’s missing now is a setting to combine some or all of the clefs in one game to practice switching between them in real time (like for advanced cellists who have to read bass, tenor and treble clef fluidly; or violists who frequently switch between alto and treble clef). Maybe make this upgrade at some point in the future? I would even pay a higher price for a “Pro” version that has this feature. In any case, thanks to the developers for the awesome app!

This is amazing. Any bad reviews don’t make sense. This game is great. My piano teacher recommends this and it’s fun. No ads all education for the piano. This is ligit.

Fun and helpful for a violinist who dabbles with occasional viola parts. I wish notes on ledger lines came while it is still slow so I could get used to what they look like.

I remember playing this on my teachers’ SmartBoard in ELEMENTARY SCHOOL!! I’m a high school SENIOR now! My record is 115 so lets see if I can beat it.

Thanks for the new update! I absolutely love this app! It’s my favorite music app I’ve ever found!

Such a great tool to help motivate kids to learn how to read music.

Love this app! Use it all the time with my students. They enjoy competing against each other for the high score. The developer is great as well and is very responsive to feedback.

I downloaded staff wars, my daughter needed staff wars live. Wat? What sane engineer has two apps named the same thing that do slightly different things? Put a tab view controller in your app and drop both apps functionality into each one. Easier to maintain, easier to publish and you customer won’t hate you b/c they bought the wrong app. This is when it would be nice if digital goods were more like the real world ... returnable. Rating this 1 because it’s misleading.

This is the most fun note naming game I know!

I personally so not think this is a good learning experience. I think this because I can not understand how to play the game and there is very little help. I can not understand how to read the notes since I am a oboe player and started about 6 months ago. A great website to use is music racer! Try it out!

I love this game. They need to add tenor clef (it has treble, alto and bass).

I've used this with a whole class of 5th graders and they were mesmerized by it. Boys were anxious to play it. Awesome app, thanks!

I'm a student who recently purchased this for music class. It is very informational and has helped me learned my lines and spaces in under an hour. I highly recommend it if you are interested in a musical career.

I am a music teacher, students love it

My music teacher showed us this on his computer. He demonstrated it on his clarinet. A note would appear on the screen and he would play it and win. I downloaded it on my iPhone and (it was 99 cents by the way) and it only lets you tap the notes not play them. It wasn't what I thought it was.

Today, my band teacher showed us the app, and demonstrated how it hones your note accuracy. He used his clarinet with it, and played the notes it showed. The problem is, I can't do that. All it allows me to do is click the notes, but I was expecting to be able to play the notes with my saxophone.

Playing this game immediately captured the attention of my eight year old son who much prefers playing the piano by ear. I really like that you can adjust the range of notes on the staff - he's not quite ready for the extreme ledger lines and really needs to drill the more common notes first. So grateful to find a music note game with a shooting theme for a boy who'd rather be playing Plants Vs Zombies! I hope he stays interested in this for awhile to aid his sight reading. One suggestion: another option for the player to select the notes through one octave of piano keys (rather than the alphabetical buttons) would be awesome, further helping to link a written note to a piano key shape. But don't get me wrong, this is quite useful as it is. Thanks so much!

Great app. Must have for any music student learning to read.

As a Music Teacher/HS Orchestra Director for 31 years(now retired) I was assigned to teach elementary classroom music K to 3rd grade my last 2 years. This app is an excellent help to secure the learning process in a fun and creative manner. I used the pc version at school and displayed the app onto a SMART-board. My 2nd students were completely ready for 3rd grade recorder instruction and assisted the 3rd grade students who needed more help in reading notation faster. I also would use at the high school for violists and students needing help in music theory. Students became self motivated!

It's a great game and can help a lot for my orchestra class. Also the new update with game center makes it addictive trying to be the best.😜

I'm in an orchestra at school, and I play the viola. The problem was that I couldn't read the alto clef. I bought this app and played it a couple of times, and by the next week, I could play the music! It's a really fun way to practice your sight reading skills. GET THE APP!!😉 You'll love it!😍😘

One of the dumbest apps you could ever buy. Don't waste your time or money.

I just discovered this app and it's great. It rely helped me to learn the alto clef, and it is so much fun to play with students. They can play each other and compete for the highest score. It's just as fun as the mindless games that everyone's playing, but they're learning something important. I only wish the treble clef could way up high for violin players.

This is a fantastic app, BUT why isn't there an option for an image of an actual keyboard instead of just the letter names? Hell, you could have a fretboard option. This app has great potential as a handy teaching tool for young students.

This is a great game and I play it in music class all the time🎼🎵📰🎹🎻🎺🎷🎸🎤🎧

Staff Wars is an amazing clef learning strategy. I highly recommend it!!!!

This is the only note reading game I have found that students have asked to stay in from recess to play. I don't know if it is because it's "Star Wars" themed, or because it is just that much fun... But even my least interested kid in my music classes participates and dominates at this game! A must have!!

My students all love this game, even the ones who claim to not read any music. They all ask to play this whenever there's an opportunity. I must have for classroom music teachers.

I love this game it is a opportunity to practice your notes.

This would have 5 stars if it gave the correct note if a child gets it wrong. Otherwise it's a great tool

My music teacher said to get it! It's awesome

This app works well, no glitches that I've noticed. I used this in my 5th and 6th grade classes and streamed it to our projector through an a Apple TV and the students LOVED it. Great game and learning tool to keep them on their toes!