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Publisher Description
Want to develop a sense of rhythm?
Do you want to accurately perform complex rhythmic patterns?
NEW - POLYRHYTHM MODE
Two hands, two counts inside one beat. Start with 3 against 2, the one every musician meets first, and work up through 4:3, 5:4, 5:3, 7:4 and 7:5. Every ratio is a ladder of four stages: the right hand alone, the left hand alone, both hands at half tempo, then both up to speed.
- Two tap zones, one for each hand. Every hand is scored on its own, so you can see which one is drifting and by how much.
- Read the cycle as notation or as two turning rings - the same exercise, whichever way makes it click for you.
- Give each hand its own instrument, so the two lines stay apart by ear.
- Practice runs the cycle without end and lets the tempo follow your hands: up a step when the cycle comes out clean, back down when it doesn't. It remembers the fastest tempo you held clean for every ratio and every stage.
- With a MIDI keyboard, each hand gets its own half of the keys - or a key of its own on pads, where pitch says nothing.
- Polyrhythm accuracy is kept apart from your rhythm statistics: it trains a different skill and belongs in its own tally.
RHYTHM TRAINING
Rhythm is an app that uses flash cards to develop a sense of rhythm. The exercises and classes in the app will help you gradually learn to recognize and play rhythmic patterns at different tempos. Training sessions are graded from beginner to advanced levels in simple, complex, and irregular time signatures. With regular practice, these drills will help you learn to read notes and rhythm from a sheet of music. Classes with a metronome and a drum kit will help children and beginners learn complex musical drills.
If you play guitar, piano, bass guitar, or drums, you can choose your favorite musical instrument in the settings. If you are looking for a replacement coach, teacher, teacher, music tutor, then our apps will help you:
- learn to read musical notes;
- develop a sense of rhythm;
- accurately play rhythm by rhythmic patterns;
- develop musical and rhythmic hearing;
In the app, you can create worksheets with tasks, taking into account the skills of the student and the accuracy of playing a musical instrument. Both beginners and advanced, experienced musicians and performers will be able to practice the rhythm. If you want to learn music theory, then try our app. This app will become your personal trainer, tutor in the world of music.
WHAT RHYTHM PRO ADDS
- Every polyrhythm ratio, from 3:2 up to 7:5. The free app opens 3:2 only.
- Practice sessions with no time limit.
- External MIDI keyboards and drum pads over cable or Bluetooth.
- No ads, anywhere.
Version History The crash is fixed. The cause was a single sample in the sound bank: the grand piano's middle C looped past its own last frame, which is why it hit the piano sound hardest. The app no longer closes in the middle of an exercise.
After a call or an alarm the app no longer loses the instrument you chose, and no longer carries on scoring an exercise you cannot hear. Your run pauses while you talk; afterwards the exercise starts again from its count-in, and polyrhythm practice picks up at the tempo it had reached.
The line after an exercise now talks about the attempt, not about you. "A little off", "Running ahead", "Count out loud" — nothing there is an insult any more, and they are translated into every language the app speaks.
Statistics has been rebuilt. At the top, the share you hit on target and one sentence about which side you miss on; below it the polyrhythm records — the fastest clean tempo you have held, for every ratio and every stage — which finally have somewhere to appear. 2.1 Sep 28 POLYRHYTHM — a new training mode.
Two hands, two counts inside one beat: 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 5:3, 7:4 and 7:5. Each ratio is a ladder of four stages — the right hand alone, the left hand alone, both hands at half tempo, then both up to speed.
- Two tap zones, one per hand, and each hand scored on its own
- The cycle as notation or as two turning rings, whichever reads better for you
- A separate instrument for each hand
- Practice: the cycle runs without end and the tempo follows your hands, a step up when the cycle is clean and back down when it isn't. Your best clean tempo is kept for every ratio and stage.
- MIDI keyboards: each hand takes its own half of the keys, or a key of its own on pads
- Polyrhythm accuracy is tallied apart from your rhythm statistics
Also in this release: a MIDI keyboard that goes away is now noticed instead of leaving a dead connection behind, and picking the second hand's instrument plays it so you can hear what you chose. 2.0 Sep 20 1.0 05/26/2022
About Rhythm MIDI: tempo tutor
The company that develops Rhythm MIDI: tempo tutor is Alexey Ovod. The latest version released by its developer is 2.1.
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version 2.1
posted on 2026-10-13
Version History The crash is fixed. The cause was a single sample in the sound bank: the grand piano's middle C looped past its own last frame, which is why it hit the piano sound hardest. The app no longer closes in the middle of an exercise.
After a call or an alarm the app no longer loses the instrument you chose, and no longer carries on scoring an exercise you cannot hear. Your run pauses while you talk; afterwards the exercise starts again from its count-in, and polyrhythm practice picks up at the tempo it had reached.
The line after an exercise now talks about the attempt, not about you. "A little off", "Running ahead", "Count out loud" — nothing there is an insult any more, and they are translated into every language the app speaks.
Statistics has been rebuilt. At the top, the share you hit on target and one sentence about which side you miss on; below it the polyrhythm records — the fastest clean tempo you have held, for every ratio and every stage — which finally have somewhere to appear. 2.1 Sep 28 POLYRHYTHM — a new training mode.
Two hands, two counts inside one beat: 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 5:3, 7:4 and 7:5. Each ratio is a ladder of four stages — the right hand alone, the left hand alone, both hands at half tempo, then both up to speed.
- Two tap zones, one per hand, and each hand scored on its own
- The cycle as notation or as two turning rings, whichever reads better for you
- A separate instrument for each hand
- Practice: the cycle runs without end and the tempo follows your hands, a step up when the cycle is clean and back down when it isn't. Your best clean tempo is kept for every ratio and stage.
- MIDI keyboards: each hand takes its own half of the keys, or a key of its own on pads
- Polyrhythm accuracy is tallied apart from your rhythm statistics
Also in this release: a MIDI keyboard that goes away is now noticed instead of leaving a dead connection behind, and picking the second hand's instrument plays it so you can hear what you chose. 2.0 Sep 20 1.0 05/26/2022
version 2.1
posted on 2026-10-02
Version History The crash is fixed. The cause was a single sample in the sound bank: the grand piano's middle C looped past its own last frame, which is why it hit the piano sound hardest. The app no longer closes in the middle of an exercise.
After a call or an alarm the app no longer loses the instrument you chose, and no longer carries on scoring an exercise you cannot hear. Your run pauses while you talk; afterwards the exercise starts again from its count-in, and polyrhythm practice picks up at the tempo it had reached.
The line after an exercise now talks about the attempt, not about you. "A little off", "Running ahead", "Count out loud" — nothing there is an insult any more, and they are translated into every language the app speaks.
Statistics has been rebuilt. At the top, the share you hit on target and one sentence about which side you miss on; below it the polyrhythm records — the fastest clean tempo you have held, for every ratio and every stage — which finally have somewhere to appear. 2.1 3d ago POLYRHYTHM — a new training mode.
Two hands, two counts inside one beat: 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 5:3, 7:4 and 7:5. Each ratio is a ladder of four stages — the right hand alone, the left hand alone, both hands at half tempo, then both up to speed.
- Two tap zones, one per hand, and each hand scored on its own
- The cycle as notation or as two turning rings, whichever reads better for you
- A separate instrument for each hand
- Practice: the cycle runs without end and the tempo follows your hands, a step up when the cycle is clean and back down when it isn't. Your best clean tempo is kept for every ratio and stage.
- MIDI keyboards: each hand takes its own half of the keys, or a key of its own on pads
- Polyrhythm accuracy is tallied apart from your rhythm statistics
Also in this release: a MIDI keyboard that goes away is now noticed instead of leaving a dead connection behind, and picking the second hand's instrument plays it so you can hear what you chose. 2.0 Sep 20 1.0 05/26/2022
version 2.0
posted on 2026-09-25
Version History POLYRHYTHM — a new training mode.
Two hands, two counts inside one beat: 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 5:3, 7:4 and 7:5. Each ratio is a ladder of four stages — the right hand alone, the left hand alone, both hands at half tempo, then both up to speed.
- Two tap zones, one per hand, and each hand scored on its own
- The cycle as notation or as two turning rings, whichever reads better for you
- A separate instrument for each hand
- Practice: the cycle runs without end and the tempo follows your hands, a step up when the cycle is clean and back down when it isn't. Your best clean tempo is kept for every ratio and stage.
- MIDI keyboards: each hand takes its own half of the keys, or a key of its own on pads
- Polyrhythm accuracy is tallied apart from your rhythm statistics
Also in this release: a MIDI keyboard that goes away is now noticed instead of leaving a dead connection behind, and picking the second hand's instrument plays it so you can hear what you chose. 2.0 4d ago 1.0 05/26/2022
version -
posted on 2026-09-18
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