Instrumentive - Music Practice

Stonekick

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About this app

This app requires a monthly subscription. You can try Instrumentive free for 30 days to see if you like it.

Are you a musician who wants to be better organized in your music practice? Are you a music student taking piano, guitar, violin lessons, or learning another musical instrument?

With Instrumentive - Music Diary, practice more effectively, record yourself playing music, create and keep notes & view practice stats in one place! Instrumentive is an ideal daily music practice tool that allows you to set your music practice goals, record music, keep notes and track your music practice sessions! The music journal app comes with an inbuilt pro metronome, BPM, and tap tempo counter so that you can keep time, continuously improve & keep notes of your music instrument practice sessions. Furthermore, you can export the data including your music recordings and notes easily with your music tutor or others.

Instrumentive allows you to easily:
- Sort your practice log by composer, difficulty level, instrument and much more by using tags.

- Record music, keep track of time learning a musical piece (number of sessions, time in a week, month..) including a pro metronome to keep time.

- Create goals & deadlines for each piece & export your progress & statistics.

Some extraordinary features of Instrumentive - Music Journal include:

- Up to 4 profiles supported on each account - Affordable solution for you and your musician friends!

- Sync your music practice logs across multiple devices.

- Quickly see your practice history for specific pieces or Playlists.

- Easily set & track your practice goals.

- Record your practice session and listen back to hear your progress. Share the recordings with your music tutor or others

- Set practice reminders.

- Use the integrated metronome, BPM and tap tempo counter to help you keep time and monitor your progress.

- Create Playlists to practice regularly

- Easily navigate between relevant notes and recordings from previous sessions in your personal music diary.

- Export your practice data to excel or as a pdf report

As a music student, when taking piano, cello, or violin lessons, it is common to improve per practice session and Instrumentive allows you to do that with ease and precision. You can sync and export the data from your music practice logs and share it with your music teacher, keep notes on your progress and organize them easily!

Instrumentive - Music Diary & Practice Journal will help you organize your music training sessions in one place, with simple visualization so that you can easily set a goal, track and monitor your progress.

Download Instrumentive - Music Diary & Practice Journal with an in-built metronome today and test it for free for 30 days! We are sure it's the music tool that has been missing in your inventory for daily practice!

Ratings and reviews

Much love for this app! You input pieces or exercises you're playing, and when you begin a practice session you can track the time spent on each piece. You can record yourself to track your progress aurally as well. I would appreciate the option to NOT save a recording, because often times I will mess up and then I have to delete the recording in the session list AND the main list. Also, the places to add notes while you're practicing is kind of buggy for me. The cursor hops around sometimes.

This is an excellent tool to keep you on track. It has the ability to set categories (e.g. "Review songs) , track time per day, days, weeks, months. You can even record sessions, or bass lines and play to them, set practice reminders, and the app gives you encouragement for work doing the week (which I enjoy). I don't set specific goals, but you can do that if you want. Out of all the music apps, this is the best and the one I use daily. Outstanding!!!!

I've been using this for 2-3 years to help me stay motivated and accountable. This app is simple to use and has a lot of features for tracking practice over time (week, month, year) as well as by piece. I like the ability to add notes to the piece you are practicing and how easy it is to add songs to a session. Overall it's great for tracking practice for new pieces as well as logging/maintaining repertoire.

What's new

We have updated the goals so that you can now add timed goals that automatically track how much you have practiced. The app will also now only allow one timer to run at a time.

We hope that you like these changes. If you have any questions you can contact us at [e-mail].