Trumpet Hero is a hands-on way to learn and practice brass - now covering the whole family, from trumpet to bass trombone. It turns practice into a game: see what to play, follow the falling notes, and get instant feedback on your pitch.

Pick your instrument and everything adapts to it. On trumpet, cornet and flugelhorn you get valve combinations. On trombone you get slide positions, with a line showing how the slide travels between notes. The notation switches too - treble clef for the trumpet family, bass and tenor clef for the trombones - and transposing instruments are written the way you actually read them.

TEN INSTRUMENTS
Trumpet in Bb and in C, cornet, flugelhorn.
Tenor trombone, tenor with F attachment, bass trombone (dependent and independent), alto trombone in Eb, and valve trombone.

KEY FEATURES
See what to play - valve diagram or slide position for every note, worked out for your instrument.
Falling notes - a clear highway where notes fall toward the valves or slide positions in time with the music.
Sheet music staff - classic notation in the right clef, so you also learn to read music.
Pitch training - the app listens through the microphone and shows if you hit the right note, and whether you are sharp or flat.
Song library - folk, classical and Christmas melodies, plus every scale in all 12 keys and blues licks, sorted into Easy, Medium and Hard.
Speed and transpose - slow songs down to learn them and change the key to suit your range.
Import your own songs - MIDI, MusicXML sheet music, guitar tabs, chord and lyric sheets, or transcribe an audio file into notes and chords right on the device. Imported music is fitted to your instrument's range automatically.
Create your own songs - tap in the melody and chords on a piano and save them.

Great for brass students, band players, music teachers and self-taught musicians who want a simple daily practice tool for music education, sight-reading and music theory.

Everything runs on your device. No accounts, no ads, no data collection.

Tip: use headphones while you play along so the microphone only hears your instrument.