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Complete Rhythm Trainer

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What it is

Complete Rhythm Trainer teaches users to read, recognize, tap, and write rhythms through progressive drills. Its 252 exercises are arranged across four levels and 30 chapters, including imitation, reading, dictation, and two-voice reading and dictation. Practice covers simple, compound, and asymmetric time signatures, as well as rhythmic values such as thirty-second notes, triplets, quintuplets, and swing eighths. The app includes 23 instrument sound banks made from recorded sounds, including piano, guitar, pizzicato violin, and percussion instruments. Users can create and save custom drills and build training programs to invite friends or students. Teacher and school features include classes, leaderboards, custom programs, app customization, and progress tracking; class programs can have up to 20 chapters and 20 drills per chapter. The first chapter of each mode is free. A one-time mobile unlock costs 6.99 USD; a Complete Music Trainer subscription costs €0.99 a month with a seven-day free trial and includes two other trainer apps. Lifetime access to the three-app bundle costs 19.99 EUR once. It runs on Android, iOS, web, Windows, and macOS.

Spec sheet

Purpose
The app trains users to read, recognize, tap, and write rhythms from simple to advanced.Read 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Headquarters
Liège, Belgium and Besançon, FranceRead 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Maker
The product site identifies Binary Guilt Software and says its apps are made in Liège, Belgium and Besançon, France.Read 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Custom practice
Users can create and save custom drills and create training programs to invite friends or students.Read 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Desktop access
Complete Rhythm Trainer is included in Complete Music Trainer, which runs in recent web browsers and has Windows and macOS desktop downloads.Read 28 Sep 2026 · completemusictrainer.com
Drill types
It has rhythm imitation, rhythm reading, rhythm dictation, two-voice reading, and two-voice dictation drills.Read 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Mobile access
The maker lists Google Play, Apple App Store, Huawei AppGallery, and Amazon App Store as download sources.Read 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Practice content
The app covers simple, compound, and asymmetric time signatures, and rhythmic values including thirty-second notes, triplets, quintuplets, and swing eighths.Read 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Program limits
School class custom programs can contain up to 20 chapters and 20 drills per chapter.Read 28 Sep 2026 · teacher.completemusictrainer.com
Progressive content
It includes 252 progressive drills arranged over 4 levels and 30 chapters.Read 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Sound banks
It provides 23 instrument sound banks using recorded sounds, including piano, guitar, pizzicato violin, conga, bongo, djembe, darabuka, and woodblock.Read 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Teacher features
The teacher and school service offers classes, class leaderboards, custom programs, app customization, and student progress tracking.Read 28 Sep 2026 · teacher.completemusictrainer.com
Teacher licenses
Teachers and schools can buy licenses in bulk or generate custom purchase links; discounts vary by country, currency, student count, and apps selected.Read 28 Sep 2026 · teacher.completemusictrainer.com
Teacher support
The teacher page provides email and WhatsApp support and says to use WhatsApp if there is no email response within 48 hours.Read 28 Sep 2026 · teacher.completemusictrainer.com

Plans and prices

Complete Music Trainer subscription €0.99 a month 0.99€/month 7-day free trial · includes Complete Ear Trainer, Complete Rhythm Trainer, and Complete Music Reading Trainer Read 28 Sep 2026 · completemusictrainer.com
Complete Rhythm Trainer mobile app $6.99, paid once One-time in-app purchase; unlocks the full version forever. The page also shows 5.99€. First chapter of each mode free · full version unlock Read 28 Sep 2026 · completerhythmtrainer.com
Complete Music Trainer subscription €9.99 a year 9.99€/year 7-day free trial · includes Complete Ear Trainer, Complete Rhythm Trainer, and Complete Music Reading Trainer Read 28 Sep 2026 · completemusictrainer.com
Complete Music Trainer lifetime access €19.99, paid once One-time payment of 19.99€ Lifetime access · includes Complete Ear Trainer, Complete Rhythm Trainer, and Complete Music Reading Trainer Read 28 Sep 2026 · completemusictrainer.com

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Strong points and limits

Strong points

  • 252 drills span four levels and 30 chapters.
  • Includes five types of rhythm drills.
  • Offers 23 recorded-instrument sound banks.
  • Custom drills and training programs can be saved.
  • Runs on mobile, web, Windows, and macOS.

Limits

  • Only the first chapter of each mode is free.
  • Full mobile version costs 6.99 USD once.
  • School programs cap at 20 chapters and 20 drills per chapter.

Who it suits

The app suits learners practicing rhythm notation and performance from introductory to advanced material. Teachers and schools can use its class, program, and student progress features.

Complete Rhythm Trainer in depth

Read the full write-up

Complete Rhythm Trainer is a focused app for learning to hear, read, tap, and write rhythms. It is best suited to learners who want a structured course or teachers who need to assign and track class practice. Its breadth and permanent mobile unlock make it a strong rhythm specialist, but it is not a general music-theory toolkit.

Overview

The course organizes 252 progressive drills into four levels and 30 chapters, giving learners a substantial route from simple patterns to advanced work. It covers simple, compound, and asymmetric time signatures, along with thirty-second notes, triplets, quintuplets, and swing eighths. That range should serve learners beyond the basics, while the clear rhythm focus leaves harmony and wider theory study to other tools.

Practice is interactive, and progress tracking helps learners follow their work. Users can also create and save custom drills, then assemble training programs to invite friends or students. This makes the app more adaptable than a fixed lesson sequence, though the strongest class-management tools sit in its teacher and school service.

Key features

Listening, reading, and writing

Five drill formats cover rhythm imitation, rhythm reading, rhythm dictation, two-voice reading, and two-voice dictation. The mix addresses both recognition and notation, with two-voice work adding practice for simultaneous parts. It is a good fit for learners who want more than rhythm-reading worksheets; those seeking harmony tools will need a different product.

Twenty-three sound banks use recorded instruments, including piano, guitar, pizzicato violin, conga, bongo, djembe, darabuka, and woodblock. The variety gives practice different timbres without changing the core focus on rhythm.

Teacher and school tools

The teacher service supports classes, leaderboards, custom programs, app customization, and student progress tracking. School class programs can contain up to 20 chapters, with up to 20 drills per chapter. Teachers and schools can buy licenses in bulk or generate custom purchase links; discounts vary by country, currency, student count, and apps selected. Email and WhatsApp support are offered, with the teacher page advising WhatsApp if email receives no response within 48 hours.

Pricing

The free plan provides the first chapter of each mode, a useful way to sample the exercises but not enough for learners who want the full progression. The full mobile app costs $6.99, paid once, shown alongside 5.99€, as a one-time in-app purchase that unlocks the full version forever. This is the clearest fit for someone who wants Complete Rhythm Trainer alone on mobile and prefers a permanent unlock to an ongoing fee.

The Complete Music Trainer subscription costs €0.99 a month and includes Complete Ear Trainer, Complete Rhythm Trainer, and Complete Music Reading Trainer. A 7-day free trial makes it a low-commitment way to try the bundle; it suits someone who wants all three apps, but costs more over time than a one-time purchase if rhythm training is the only need.

Complete Music Trainer lifetime access costs €19.99, paid once and includes the same three apps for lifetime access. It is the bundled choice for learners who expect to use all three over the long term. For desktop use, Complete Rhythm Trainer is included in Complete Music Trainer; that bundle has Windows and macOS downloads and runs in recent web browsers.

Platforms

Complete Rhythm Trainer supports Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. Mobile downloads are offered through Google Play, the Apple App Store, Huawei AppGallery, and Amazon App Store. Desktop access comes through Complete Music Trainer, with browser use and Windows and macOS downloads.

Who it's for

Choose it if you want a progressive rhythm curriculum with listening, notation, two-voice exercises, and room to make custom practice. Teachers may find the class tools and progress tracking especially useful, while the program caps still allow substantial assignments. It is less suitable if your priority is harmony or a broader music-theory course rather than rhythm.

Pros and cons

Pros: 252 drills across four levels and 30 chapters provide a defined progression, with material spanning basic patterns through asymmetric meters and complex rhythmic values.

Pros: Five drill formats and 23 recorded-instrument sound banks give learners varied ways to practice recognition, performance, and notation.

Pros: Custom drills, class tools, and student progress tracking let teachers adapt practice beyond the preset course.

Pros: A one-time mobile unlock avoids a continuing subscription for learners who only need rhythm training.

Cons: The free plan stops at the first chapter of each mode, so continued study requires an unlock or bundle.

Cons: The product focuses on rhythm and has no harmony tools, making it a poor fit as a standalone broad theory resource.

Cons: Desktop use is through Complete Music Trainer rather than a standalone desktop download for this app.

Alternatives

Complete Music Trainer is the natural choice if you want this rhythm course bundled with ear training and music reading; its monthly subscription is €0.99 a month and yearly subscription is €9.99 a year. MyMusicTheory suits learners who want more than 100 free exercises and use Android, iOS, or macOS. music21 is a free BSD-licensed toolkit for Linux, macOS, web, and Windows, with possible separate restrictions on corpus works. Harmonia offers free independent practice and advanced analyzing and feedback features, with a Classroom Connect plan listed at 20.95. note-noodle, ChordIQ, Musition, and Music Master are other options to compare.

For more options, browse Music Theory Software.

Verdict

Complete Rhythm Trainer is a strong choice for learners who want a substantial, progressive rhythm course and for teachers who need customizable class practice and tracking. Its main advantage is the combination of varied drills, advanced rhythmic coverage, and a permanent mobile unlock. Look elsewhere if you need harmony or broad theory coverage, or if desktop access without the Complete Music Trainer bundle is essential.

Verdict

Complete Rhythm Trainer offers a broad progression of rhythm exercises, custom practice, and teacher tools. Its free chapters provide a limited entry point, with a one-time mobile unlock or bundled subscription and lifetime options.

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