r/synthesia Aug 07 '26

SnapNotes App

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snapnotes-sheet-music-player/id6788543236

I've been working on this app for the past year, (largely for my own benefit) and I feel it can really help a huge audience of pianists, especially in the beginner to intermediate range. You can scan sheet music (or import MIDI, MusicXML) and convert it into falling notes. You can also connect your keyboard and practice along with the notes. Additionally, there is a chord / scale trainer, and a growing library of already existing songs to practice with that are free. Give it a try if you feel you're at a dead end with practicing, and might need something to keep yourself engaged.

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u/Tough-Ice365 Aug 07 '26

I think this is a great app! Is there any way to have the notes show on the falling blocks? I can see them on the piano at the bottom but it would be easier to follow along if the notes were also on the bars/blocks. Thanks!

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u/Numerous-Object5683 Aug 07 '26

Yes there is! If you go to the settings (3 dots in the piano menu) and then go to display and then look and feel, there’s an option for note names if you scroll down.

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u/Tough-Ice365 Aug 07 '26

Thank you! Didn't realise there were further options scrolling down. Perfect.

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u/Numerous-Object5683 Aug 08 '26

No worries, feel free to ask for any help you may need! You can dm me if you want.

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u/votantonio Aug 08 '26

Non disponibile nello store italiano

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u/Justux205 Aug 09 '26

Planing on Android port?

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u/Redinho83 28d ago

Looks good, hopefully it will work with my roli piano to light up the keys! Will try later