United StatesMusic Practice Log helps you focus and have a more productive practice! Create lists all your scales, arpeggios, pieces and exercises and use them to create practice sessions. See stats on how long you practice across days, weeks, months and years. Track multiple instruments: --------------------------- * Each instrument has its own list of categories and practice items Practice items: --------------- * Practice items can be added and organised into categories such as scales and arpeggios * Add practice notes to each practice item * Set a skill level for each practice item and update it as you progress Create practice sessions that help you focus: --------------------------------------------- * Random and custom practice options with the ability to save multiple sets of options for reuse * Sessions are timed * Add time targets to each item * Built-in metronome which remembers your tempo selection for each practice item * Manually log a practice by logging time against practice items Stats: ------ * See the time you’ve spent practicing across days, weeks, months and years Misc: ------ * Change the colour scheme * If you are an iCloud user, all data is backed up **Please note that this app doesn't play any scales or arpeggios, it is designed as a tool to help musicians manage their practice time.** Updates are planned regularly based on your feedback. Please do get in touch if you have any suggestions for additions that you would like to see within this app. [email protected]
Amazing app
This app is really amazing for helping organize and focus practice! There are a few bug issues like when I set times, some of the tasks squish down where I can’t really read the name.
United StatesGood, but could be better
I appreciate that you can put in a subcategory but I wish it weren’t required. You just don’t always need one, and I’m struggling to use the app efficiently.
United StatesGreat effort but missing absolutely REQUIRED feature
Unless I’m missing it in settings somewhere, there is no ability to edit the time of your practice. Right out of the gate, I had several times where I forgot to pause the app when called away from my practice and came back to a 20 minute time for a practice item and no way to edit it for the actual amount of time. Without this ability, I can’t really recommend the app. I’m using the paid version…
United StatesAlmost there
The sub-categories make this work for classical music. My cat accidentally paused the timer on one movement of a Beethoven Sonata. Sometimes I also forget to turn off the timer but know when I quit. I could correct the record. I only gave this app 3 stars because I just started using it. I will use it for several days and then weigh in again.
United StatesToo many steps, not intuitive
This app is probably great for a classical music student, but for anything else it’s overkill and clunky in its current form.
United StatesMore complicated than I need it to be
This app has a lot of nice features but I need something simpler and I don’t see a way to set this up in a simple way. It forces you to make really specific categories and sub- categories. Honestly that much be cool but it’s kind is a pain in the butt. I just wanted an app that I could track time days and a few notes for practice on 5 instruments. I found one way to just enter manually the practice time but now I can’t seem to find that feature again. If I want to track how much practice i put in I have to start the timer when I start. If I forget I have to run the timer and set a separate timer to remember to turn it off. If I let the timer run too long there’s no way to edit the total practice time that I can see. I just want an easy manual entry of a couple of different topics and this app makes it really difficult to do that. Shopping for something different.
United Statestoo much effort for daily use
I have a general daily practice regimen which changes from time to time. I was excited to see this app was designed around the idea that a practice session consists of various steps. Unfortunately, this app takes an “a la carte” approach to practice and sort of assumes what you practice may change everyday. It also assumes you want to keep a very fine-grained record of precisely what you did and did not practice, down to the individual tasks and items at hand. It has 3 levels of organization: categories, subcategories, and items. I play piano, so for instance, I might have the following: Categories: Technical Exercises, Repertoire, Sight-Reading Subcategories of Technical Exercises: Scales, Chords, Arpeggios, Hanon Items of Scales: Parallel, Contrary (maybe you’d put the actually keys here as well) When it’s time to practice, you pick and choose the items you’d like to practice, assign timing to them, and hit “go”. There is no way to repeat a practice from a previous day. Every “recipe” must be new. For me, this is a disappointment. I’d rather have a single “object” called a “Practice Regimen”, which is defined by a series of tasks optionally defined by their amount of time, and I can “instantiate” this regimen each day. The regimens are sorted in reverse chronological order. From time to time I might duplicate it and change some details, but practice regimens for piano (and many other instruments) usually don’t vary so often. For instance, I’d love to have the regimen: Technical exercises: 20 mins Repertoire 1: 20 mins Repertoire 2: 20 mins Repertoire 3: 20 mins Sight Reading: 30 mins Performance: 10 minutes I don’t need to track the precise nature of the exercises or repertoire. Maybe optionally the app can let me add notes if I so please before and after each section. Maybe some week, I instead just have two pieces, and no performance coming up. No problem, just duplicate it, delete Rep 3 and Perf. Then hit go. It would be nice if the timers could measure undershooting and overshooting the estimated time, so as to help me adjust my daily regimen. So in all, this app is just far too complicated, requires a lot of effort before you touch your instrument, and makes logging by paper an easier proposition. With all that said, while the app doesn’t fit my use-case, but may fit others. If you have a *lot* of material you need to keep fresh and keep track of over long periods of time, then this app may be for you.
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- support for dark mode - a widget to track your weekly practice time - practice count and last practice date added to the practice list view - the notes view now supports links - the notes view allows font size to be increased / decreased - additional small improvements and bug fixes
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