Hey!
This is a learning platform for musical rhythm.
It's free, web based, and includes:
The trainers aim to be quick and easy to use. Match sounds, words and notes in many ways. Configure tempo, instrument and more. Tap out rhythms.
Great for beginner music students.
All tools should work well on mobiles and tablets.
I've been learning piano, and was inspired to improve on the existing rhythm tools. I'd love to hear your feedback.
Hope you enjoy,
4four is still growing up, and I'm trying to do all the right things :)
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This policy is effective as of 6 June 2020.
Thanks to Bonnie Woolley and her students for early feedback and encouragement. Check out Bridging21, the learning site she is developing.
Many of the icons are from SVGRepo. They have a big selection of clean, free-to-use vectors.
The teacher avatars are from Pablo Stanley's Open Peeps. A great CC0 collection of mix and match templates for creating images of people.
The 404 image is a modification of one of Kenney's characters. Kenney has produced a huge number of public domain game assets.
4four's social media banner is based on a photograph by Amir Doreh on Unsplash.
The Xylophone wood texture is from ambientCG, a very nice collection of CC0 PBR resources.
The songs used in the Player and Tap The Beat are all public domain, from Mutopia, FreePD.com, OpenGameArt.org and the Digital Tradition Folk Music Database.
The text of the Terms of Service and Subprocessors pages are adapted from the Basecamp open source policies.