Sight reading skills will give you access to written music and get you familiar with any style of music. Sight reading is not difficult and with enough practice and proper tools everybody can develop it.

This app helps you to instantly find the notes on every part of the fretboard with a special focus on position playing.

With improved sight reading skills you will find it easier to concentrate on other aspects of music such as harmony, rhythm etc.

Features

Support for 4, 5 and 6 string bass guitar.

Practice and test (quiz) mode.

Four modes of use:
1. Locate note on fretboard based on note in staff.
2. Locate note on fretboard based on note name and pitch.
3. Find name of note on the staff (without fretboard)
4. Find name of note presented on fretboard.

Frets are grouped to restrict the number of notes to be practiced and tested.

Fret groups are: 0-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12 and all (0-12). Also some 4-finger-wide fret groups (0-4, 5-8, 9-12) as these correspond to commonly occurring positions.

The fret group is highlighted as an area on the fretboard.

A progress indicator of your sight reading skills is maintained per fret group.

The longest streak record per fret group is saved as a measure for sight reading accuracy. That way you have an ever increasing goal to try and beat.

The percentage of successful taps can be visualized as pie charts on the fretboard. These stats are also used in test mode to concentrate on problem notes.

Notes to be tested can be restricted to only naturals, sharps, flats or from a selected scale. Nearly 20 scales and 10 different roots are available.

The highlighted fretboard area can be shrinked by selecting a subset of the strings like strings 1-2, 1-3, etc. or just a single string.

Tunings: standard 4 string (EADG), standard 5 string (BEADG), standard 6 string (BEADGC).

Alternate tunings 4 string: drop D, half step down, full step down and all fifths (CGDA).

Alternate tuning 5 string: tenor (EADGC).

Support for the right hand player, the left hand player with a right handed bass guitar and the left handed player with a left handed bass guitar. Use the left handed option in settings plus turn the device by 180 degrees to get a suitable bass guitar orientation.

Option to have the fretboard shown in perspective (in landscape mode).

The open string labels can be hidden, which provides a more realistic test.

Support for enharmonic equivalent notes, e.g. both D# and Eb are used in practice and test mode.

Support for iPhone Retina high-resolution screen.

Universal app: on iPad complete fretboard is visible without scrolling.