Charles Condron
Learn A Note: Note Practice is estimated to make $217 per month from 542 downloads / mo, tracked daily on Peekly.
How Peekly estimates these figuresLearn A Note is a simple and effective way to learn piano notes on the treble and bass clef. Designed for piano beginners and music teachers, the app helps you recognize notes quickly using focused practice and instant v
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Learn A Note is a simple and effective way to learn piano notes on the treble and bass clef. Designed for piano beginners and music teachers, the app helps you recognize notes quickly using focused practice and instant visual feedback.
Key Features
• Practice treble clef, bass clef, or both clefs
• Random note exercises for real learning (not memorization)
• Play using the on-screen keyboard, USB or Bluetooth MIDI keyboard
• Turn hints on or off as you learn
• Instant visual feedback for correct and incorrect notes
• Session and lifetime practice statistics
• Clean, distraction-free design
• Fun and focused practice mode for daily learning
• Companion Apple Watch for extra feedback (Haptic Support!)
Perfect for:
• Piano beginners
• Music students
• Piano teachers
• Classroom instruction
• Sight-reading practice
• Adult learners
• Kids learning piano fundamentals
Why Learn A Note?
Learning piano notes doesn’t need to be complicated. Learn A Note focuses on one important skill: recognizing notes on the staff and finding them on the keyboard. This builds a strong foundation for reading music and playing confidently.
Whether you’re practicing at home or teaching students in a lesson, Learn A Note makes note learning simple, visual, and effective. Each exercise presents a random note on the staff. Play the matching key on the on-screen keyboard or on a real MIDI keyboard to see if you’re correct. Learn at your own pace with customizable practice options and clear progress tracking.
How it works
1. Pick your mode: Free play or structured practice with a set number of notes.
2. See a target note on the staff (treble or bass), then play it on your MIDI keyboard or the on‑screen piano.
3. Get instant feedback—correct or try again—then move to the next note.
**DETAILED STATISTICS**
• Track first-try accuracy
• Identify challenging notes
• View session history
• Monitor long-term progress
• Analyze common mistakes
• Enjoy using your iPad, iPad
• Apple Watch companion (iPhone only)
• See the current target note and clef at a glance.
• Feel correct/incorrect feedback via gentle haptics.
• Great for focused practice sessions without looking at your phone.
Rating & reviews
1 reviews
Monetization
$2.99
No in-app purchases detected
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What's new
Fixed an issue where the new note had a slight delay in rendering during free play mode.
How much does Learn A Note: Note Practice make?
Learn A Note: Note Practice is estimated to make $217 per month, according to Peekly's daily tracking.
How many downloads does Learn A Note: Note Practice have?
Learn A Note: Note Practice has an estimated 542 downloads / mo on the App Store.
Is Learn A Note: Note Practice free?
Learn A Note: Note Practice costs $2.99 on the App Store.
What is Learn A Note: Note Practice's rating?
Learn A Note: Note Practice has a rating of 5.0 out of 5, based on 1 reviews.
Publisher
Charles Condron
Category
Music & Audio
Compatibility
18.6
Size
143 MB
Rating
4+
Price
$2.99
Released
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Last update
May 28, 2026
Languages
36 available
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