Rhythm Reading - Sheet Music

Struggle to hear the rhythm in your head when reading sheet music? This app helps you practice. This app helps you build rhythm reading skills by looking at sheet music, imagining the rhythm, and tapping it yourself. After each exercise, you can listen to the correct rhythm, compare it with your own performance, and see timing errors or extra taps. This makes it easy to identify weak points and improve through repeated practice. ■ Key Features - Practice exercises matched to your skill level - Tap along with the metronome - View correct and incorrect notes, timing errors, and extra taps - Listen to the correct rhythm after each exercise - Review difficult rhythms with the Review List - Track your progress with practice history graphs - Daily practice reminders to help build a habit - Adjustable timing judgment for different skill levels - Supports 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 6/8, and other time signatures - Swing rhythm support - Multiple difficulty levels for beginners to advanced learners - Automatic Bluetooth audio latency compensation ■ Recommended For - Anyone who wants to improve rhythm reading from sheet music - Musicians looking to strengthen sight-reading skills - Students in band, orchestra, choir, or music classes - Piano, guitar, bass, drums, wind instruments, strings, and more - Anyone who wants to review difficult rhythm patterns through repetition ■ Premium Features Unlock Premium forever with a one-time purchase of US$1.99. Premium includes: - Remove ads - Listen to the correct rhythm before answering - Retry exercises from the Review List - View practice history - Additional instrument sounds You can also watch a rewarded ad to try Premium features free for one hour. ■ Notes When using Bluetooth headphones or earbuds, the app automatically compensates for audio latency. During this mode, tap sounds are disabled to ensure accurate timing. For the best experience, we recommend using your device's speaker or wired headphones. Practice rhythm reading simply, consistently, and at your own pace. Build stronger rhythm reading skills one exercise at a time.