Learn music theory with Sonid
Learn music theory with Sonid Summary
Learn music theory with Sonid is a with in-app purchases iOS app in Education by Martijn Ensing. Released in Jan 2020 (6 years ago). It has 249 ratings with a 4.64★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 441 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store metadata: updated Aug 1, 2021.
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Store info: Last updated on App Store on Aug 1, 2021 .
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Ratings: 249
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App Description
Sonid is a music education app that allows you to learn music theory in a fun and orderly manner.
It is different compared to other applications because it focuses on a single subject at a time. This approach will make your understanding of music expand more naturally and gives you the time to adapt to the new material. Complete Sonid and become a more refined musician.
Sonid is made for beginners and more advanced musicians that would like to broaden their musical horizon.
Features:
- Learn about a musical subject: a natural note, the perfect prime interval, the ionian major scale, a major seventh chord and many more.
- Answer questions about the subject you just learned about.
- Exercise a variety of topics. About notes, intervals, chords, scales and progressions. Change the difficulty of the questions you get: easy, intermediate, hard, expert or customized questions about topics you’ve learned.
- Unlock new modules to continue and expand your musical knowledge.
- Complete classes and lessons and earn experience points to buy badges and compete with your friends.
- Lookup detailed information about a musical term from anywhere inside the app.
- Display the notes from any scale/chord or interval in the playground.
- Get help at the in-app forum.
What can you learn?
For now Sonid focuses on harmony within music theory and ear-training. This means that when you complete all classes you will know how to:
- Build and play any existing scale, from major to minor and from lydian to mixolydian.
- Recognize keys and progressions within a key.
- You can read any chord symbol and understand which notes and intervals are in it and which scale it uses, like: Dmaj7#11 or G13.
- Recognize intervals, chords, scales and progressions by ear. (only if selected ear-training)
Why would you learn music theory?
- Help your ears to play the right note or chord by understanding which progressions are in a certain key. Or which scale is to be played at a given moment in your song.
- Make your playing sound unique by using different versions of chords, or replace them altogether to give a change of colour in your voicings.
- Composing new melodies and chord progressions will never feel the same after completing the music theory lessons. Explore new realms of music harmonies and take your listeners on a fantastical journey.
- Let your fellow musicians know what you expect f