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Grmlink

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Hi everyone!

I’m the developer of Arpevio, a free iPhone piano-practice app designed to help pianists learn new pieces more efficiently and improve their note accuracy, reading, and rhythm.

Connect a MIDI-compatible piano or keyboard, choose a piece, and start playing. Arpevio compares the notes you play with the sheet music and provides immediate feedback, helping you identify mistakes and focus on difficult passages.

The app also includes exercises for note reading and note-duration practice. You can choose from the built-in song collection or import your own MusicXML sheet music, and Arpevio tracks your results and practice streaks over time.

I’d really appreciate feedback from pianists:

  • Is the note feedback accurate and useful?
  • Are the note-reading and duration exercises helpful?
  • Is the MIDI connection and practice flow straightforward?
  • What feels confusing, frustrating, or incomplete?
Constructive criticism, feature suggestions, and bug reports are all welcome.

Arpevio currently requires an iPhone with iOS 18 or later. A MIDI-compatible piano or keyboard is required for live performance feedback.

App Store:
Arpevio: Learn Piano Songs

If you try it, please mention your experience level and the piano or keyboard you used. Thanks!
 
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