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Version 3.3.9 · 2024-06-13
Bugfixes and improvements.
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The store currently lists version 3.3.9, updated 2024-06-13.








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Rhythm Trainer is a series of fun field-tested exercises for mastering your essential rhythmic skills no matter what instrument you play.
Practice 15 minutes a day in an individual session. Test your rhythmic skills. Get hang of the metronome beat. Learn to repeat different rhythms. Improve your sight reading skill.
It won’t take long to see that the app is much more efficient and exciting compared to conventional exercises along with a metronome.
Whether you practice alone or with a teacher, Rhythm Trainer will help you to:
• Develop a sense of rhythm.
• Sight-read rhythm notation.
• Accurately play a rhythm from notes.
• Hear mistakes in a rhythm by ear.
Rhythm is the heart of music. Learn the skill once, play rhythmically forever.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICING & TERMS
The Rhythm Trainer offers an auto-renewing subscription for 4.99 USD per month.…
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