Tenuto App Reviews

I got this app because the online version had so many features, I thought the app would have more than I could imagine. It was very close, I would like it to have a rhythm transcriber with a metronome in the calculator section. Other than that, it’s a great app, worthy of every star.

I’m using this in my first year of college as a musician and this is a fantastic tool to help you study in your free time

I was told is a free app, but it turns out to charge

It’s the perfect way to reinforce what I’m learning while I’m away from the keyboard. I went from functionally illiterate to having a fluid ability to read within a couple weeks. I’m getting key signatures down, and reinforcing my understanding of modes along the way! But MOST importantly, this app didn’t spam me for a review ONCE!

Very easy to use and convenient. I used it to get my theory skills up to par before I came to music school. Highly recommended!

Tenuto is fun, challenging and the best tool for learning sheet music. I use it multiple times a day to quiz myself and it really works.

i use this thing every single day, they should add something for learning guitar tabs

This app is amazing for so many applications! I love it as a memorization tool for sight reading fretboard and sheet music notes. By gamifying the practice sessions, you can master these areas, which are tough to practice as effectively via any other means.

It has everything you need! So much customization allows you do hit your weeks spots. The only features I would add is maybe some sort of way for the app to suggest areas where you are weak. Maybe a guided path to master some things like intervals. And maybe some explanations.

I love this robust, straightforward app -- it's a fantastic way to learn even if you only put in a few minutes a day. When I've got a little free time, instead of popping over to my favorite news sites to see how the world is falling apart, I open up Tenuto and learn some music stuff. Great app all around!

So helpful! Jesus loves you!

Great for anyone studying music

Every musician should have this app under their belt. You can’t beat the knowledge and the skills you get with consistently using this app. Do it for like 5 minutes instead of checking social media, and you’ll thank yourself that you did.

So much better to quiz yourself on music theory than to watch endless / pointless videos or read ambiguously phrased textbooks.

Great app! It has everything I wanted to study theory and help train my ear and all the exercises are very customizable. 10/10.

Very nice app. You can’t train anything past 7th chords though, would like to practice hearing flat 9s or sharp 5s etc.

pretty good but i wish it had an option to ear train different chord progressions or intervals between chords like I-IV-V etc.

Tenuto is a great app. It’s my on call ear trainer.

Tenuto is my daily go-to for general ear training and fretboard identification exercises (learning bass guitar).

Wish this was around when I was in my beginning music journey. Very complete. Get this today. 🏆

I can’t overstate how great this app is. It has changed my musical education. And it even has a sense of humor! See if you can find “the accidentals of doom!”

A full spectrum of excellent learning tools.

I use this app all the time and I love it. What I would like to see added is a fretboard note feature where the actual staff note must be identified on the fretboard.

This app helps you learn everything you need to play your instrument and understand music theory. My piano teacher recommended it and she’s the best, but if I had to go without one of them for a while, I’d keep this first!

If you have any aspirations to become better in music, you will find something useful here. Even if you don't care to learn music theory, the ear training section alone is worth $4.

This is VERY useful for music students. There is one thing I wish they would add: exercises related to note duration and rhythm. Otherwise, it’s pretty comprehensive and easy to use.

I use this daily and it is by far the best learning tool I have for both piano and guitar.

doesn’t work correctly with my bluetooth headphones. super basic, and far fewer features than macGamut, which came out over 30 years ago