App Features Guide

Training to quickly locate specified note positions on the guitar/bass fretboard.

• Range Settings: Customize string and fret ranges in detail
• Response Time: Records time to correct answer
• Weakness Analysis: Displays statistics for difficult positions
• Save Presets: Save and reuse practice settings
• Multi-Tuning Support: standard, Drop D, Open G, and alternate tunings
• String Focus: drill only the strings that need work
• 6 Training Modes: Note → Position, Position → Note, String Movement, plus the ear modes Ear to Fret, Interval to Fret, and Melody Echo

→ Deep dive: octave shapes and range-by-range progression

Training to identify the interval between two notes by ear.

• Interval Selection: Choose which intervals to practice
• Ascending/Descending: Choose ascending, descending, or both
• Random Root Note: Questions in different keys each time
• Piano Sound: High-quality piano samples
• 13 Interval Types: covers unison through perfect octave, stepwise
• 4 Playback Modes: ascending / descending / simultaneous / harmonic
• Weak-Interval Weighted Practice: bias question rate toward intervals you miss

→ Deep dive: building relative pitch and prioritising the 13 intervals

Training to identify chord types by ear.

• Triads: Major, minor, dim, aug
• 7th Chords: 7th, maj7, m7, m7(♭5)
• Others: sus4, add9, etc.
• Inversions: Supports inversions beyond root position
• 20+ Chord Types: triads, 7ths, tensions, sus-family fully covered
• 5 Difficulty Levels: from Major-vs-minor binary up to the full 20+ type pool
• Block / Arpeggiated Playback: arpeggio for analysis, block for speed
• Comparative Playback: A/B candidate chords side by side
• Weak Point Focus: biases questions toward chords you miss

→ Deep dive: hearing the 3rd and building chord recognition step by step

Training to identify scales by ear, including church modes and their characteristic tones.

• Major / minor: start from the foundational two
• Church Modes: add Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, Locrian step by step
• Characteristic-Tone Focus: train your ear on the single tone that defines each mode
• Stepwise Difficulty: scale the option set from 2 to 3 to 7

→ Deep dive: hearing modal characteristic tones and the right learning order

Listen to a chord progression and label each chord by function (T/SD/D), Roman numeral, or chord symbol.

• 15+ Progression Patterns: pop/jazz standards like I-V-vi-IV, ii-V-I, I-IV-V-I
• 3 Answer Formats: Function (T/SD/D), Roman Numeral (I/IV/V…), Chord Symbol (C/F/G…)
• 2 to 4 Chord Lengths: short for fundamentals, longer for real-music feel
• Tonic Preview: hear I before the question to anchor the key (toggleable)
• Pop / Jazz Categories: filter questions by genre
• Pattern-Specific Stats: per-pattern accuracy at a glance

→ Progression guide: functional harmony concepts and step-by-step listening

→ Chord-Function Training: a 4-stage plan from resolution feel to 4-bar progressions

Measure your rhythm accuracy by tapping or clapping to click sounds.

• Tap Mode: Measure by tapping the screen (for quiet environments)
• Clap Mode: Detect claps via microphone (for full-body groove)
• BPM Setting: Supports 40-200 BPM
• Statistics: Quantifies average error, rushing/dragging tendencies
• Calibration: Auto-compensates for device latency

→ Deep dive: Understanding rushing, dragging, and pocket

Training to quickly identify note names from sheet music.

• Treble/Bass Clef: Supports both clefs
• Range Settings: Customize octave range
• Accidentals: Choose whether to include sharps/flats
• Response Time: Records sight-reading speed
• All 12 Keys: filter by specific key
• Ledger Line Toggle: include or exclude ledger-line area
• Weak Point Focus & Error Analysis: drill notes you miss, surface the error patterns

→ Deep dive: the 5-landmark method and stepwise expansion

Read the rhythm notation on screen (the sequence of note durations) and tap it in time with the metronome — focusing on "when to play," not on pitch.

• Curriculum / Custom: pick from a curated pattern list, or practice notation auto-generated fresh each time
• 4 Difficulty Tiers: Beginner centers on quarter and half notes; Intermediate adds eighths and dotted notes; Advanced adds sixteenths and triplets; Expert brings syncopation and mixed rhythms
• Custom Generation: choose the note values plus rests, eighth triplets, and 2 or 4 measures — fresh notation every session
• 4 Strictness Levels: from Casual (±150 ms counts) to Pro (Perfect at ±25 ms); Standard grades Perfect at ±90 ms, Great at ±150 ms
• Tempo & Repeats: 40–180 BPM, with repeats adjustable from 1 to 20
• Timing Analysis: quantifies whether your taps tend to rush, drag, or land on time

→ Settings manual: what each option means and how to choose

Build your own daily practice menu that combines multiple trainings; progress is tracked automatically.

• Per-Item Settings: each plan item keeps its own training settings, so every run uses the same conditions
• Today Dashboard: see remaining drills and estimated time at a glance
• Streak Tracking: consecutive practice days recorded automatically
• Reminders: get notified at your chosen practice time
• Widget Integration: check progress and start with one tap from the Home or Lock Screen (see below)

Check your practice-plan progress and start with one tap — right from the Home or Lock Screen, without opening the app.

• Home Screen Widget "Practice Plan": shows plan progress and streak; the app includes a step-by-step add guide
• Lock Screen Widgets: three shapes — circular gauge, rectangular (plan name + progress bar), and inline
• Control Center "Start Practice" (iOS 18+): add a button that opens today's practice plan with one tap
• Added Manually: search for "SolfegePRO" in the iOS widget gallery / controls screen (iOS does not let apps add these automatically)

In-app tutorials that spotlight where to tap, one step at a time, over a live miniature preview of the actual screen.

• Covers the Key Screens: 10 key screens including the practice plan, practice home, report, history & statistics, and training settings
• Revisit Anytime: replay from "Screen Guides" in the Settings tab
• From On-Screen Help Too: on some settings screens, launch via "See how this screen works" in the help (?)
• Shown on First Launch: skippable, and you can always replay later