Rhythm 'n Notes: Improve Your Music Skills

It is fun if you've had a base in music. I enjoyed 're-training' my ears to hear chords and notes again.

The game jumps right into teaching chords. The note lesson is something you have to unlock by scoring perfectly on a chord test. A bit backwards since I need to learn the notes first.The rhythm part is pretty fun. You have to match the beat by using the L and R buttons.The graphics aren't that pretty. Pastels and not very detailed. It's actually rather cheesy.

this game is hard, very hard but if you love music...meaning to learn actual note and chords...then you will love this game. it is really great diversion to other games. a different kind of "treat". it has really already improved my score on brain age in the piano player mode where i can now play the hard mode. so i guess it works. it rocks. have fun with it.

Like the title, if you already have music knowledge, this would be easy. But seeing how I don't and was hoping this would teach me, I had difficulty. Figured it would teach me notes and later on how to advance, it did it backwards. You cannot unlock individual notes until you know how certain combined notes work. And the sounds are so subtlety close, it's almost impossible to tell them apart.I'm not saying it's a bad game per say. It is supposed to be an easy and fun game, but it's not for REAL beginners.

I love music and when I saw this game I thought what a great way to increase my musical knowledge. This game was not what I expected. I was hoping to do more then learn chords by ear. I lost interest long before I even got to the notes. The rhythm section was a bit better but you just listen to a rhythm and repeat it. I thought it might teach more about playing rhythms or reading note patterns. It was a disappointment to me.

Out of my 5 grandkids who have tried to play this, my 14 year old likes it the best. To be honest, I think it is a little hard for the younger ones.

Based on the title I had high hopes for Rhythm & Notes. I had hoped it would help develop my rhythm and note reading skills. Unfortnately, it fails on multiple levels. The Rhythm portion is just a set of fixed patterns that you complete one at a time until you've completed all of them. No real variety or opportunity to specify any unique patterns. The Notes portion first requires that you learn a series of chords, only once you've mastered those can you start working on the notes and there is no way to get around this. Both the Rhythm & Notes requires 100% scores in each exercise to move on. I paid $14.99 and still feel that I overpaid. My advice; don't waste your money, or if you really must have it, find someone who has already tired of it. That shouldn't be all that hard.

I cannot think of a single good thing to say about this game. This game had to have been made by someone with no musical background or teaching experience.Both sections of the game (Rhythm and Notes) have no sense of sequencing at all. The Rhythm section moves too quickly into complex rhythms and you don't have to bother listening to the rhythms given because you can just follow along with the visual cues in the middle of the touch screen. The Notes section begins right away with chords, and expects you to answer correctly the first time without giving the tonal center or even a reference pitch. No explanations are given as to the relationships of the three chord choices, so listening to the chords for laymen would mean nothing. But, then again, I only tolerated 10 minutes of this game, so maybe they explain it later.Besides the game play being terrible, the graphics are incredibly cheesy and the color palette is sickening.Please, if you want a music training game, get MusicAce for your computer instead.

3 games.Chords: It will audibly play a chord, you must select, correctly, one of three displayed highlighted and labelled keyboard chords.Notes: I assume it's the same arrangement for individual Notes but, that won't unlock until you've done the chords.Rhythm: A Rhythm is played, you must perform the rhythm by tapping along with a drumbeat. 3 runs through each, 2 of those you following a 'bouncing ball'. So,..It does not contain any instruction in regard to recognising elements of sheet music notation or, correlating such to keyboard / finger placement.