Tenuto Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 108 reviews. Read all reviews for Tenuto for iPhone.
Tenuto is paid iOS app published by musictheory.net, LLC
Great! But suggestion:
ogc7f
Suggestion: PLEASE include voiced chords on grand staff as an option for visual chord identification.
Almost perfect!
livininthefridg
The exercises work great for my ear training and theory practice. However, I’d like to see a better way of measuring and viewing score progress over a longer period of time. You should be able to see old scores within the app and something like a graph that shows your progress would work too.
Amazing for teaching
MX2981
This app has not only helped me, an experienced piano player, but I have used it with my piano students for ear training and reading and it has helped them a lot. The only thing I think could improve the app was that if there was a teaching mode. For example, if someone doesn’t know what the Aeolian scale is, there could be a place in the app where they can go for a reference. Other than that, the app is simply a blessing. Thank you
Great Customizability
My Reviewing Nickname
I really enjoy this app. I have had it for around eight years and have been consistently satisfied with its performance. I love how customizable it is so that any user can make meaningful progress. I would like it if there were a chord progression ear training exercise, but otherwise I can’t think of any way this app could be better. Excellent!
Needs to be looked over.
pookie050
The flaw in this app is that it has Bb Major as having 3 flats WHEN THAT IS Eb MAJOR! I wonder what other flops does it have!
Please add 8 string guitar
fro-less
This app is great! I would love to see 8 string guitar added to the options!
Great app!
mhc.mhc
This is the theory app I’ve been looking for! I love the fact the exercises are customizable. In the future I’d really like to see chord progression ear training exercises.
Good, but
sorry4ever
Not for beginners. (See the end of this review). Good for practice but only if you are quite proficient in knowing quite a bit of music theory. Probably good if you have been studying either in school or with a private teacher. I also feel that there is insufficient explanations of how to use the more difficult portions of the app. This is my opinion of the app after using it time and time again over the years. However, the developer has another app which might be helpful in learning music theory for beginners. Also, the developer has many videos on YouTube which are quite good and helpful.
Best App
TheBriannaPalm
This app by far is the best one there is. I think I paid $4 for it but I can use it forever. You can adjust the activity to a few things or everything. For example if you want to identify certain scales or chords you can select a few you want to practice on or practice all of them. One thing I wish they would add is an analysis activity. They have the analysis calculator (which helps a lot) but it’d be cool to add the analysis activity so we can practice on that instead of going to the calculator. Other than that everything is perfect. Will update in a few months if anything changes!