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MidiStickers vs Music Master

MidiStickers

midistickers.com

Music Master

musicmaster.studio

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FigureMidiStickersMusic Master
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
Plans published11
Spec score · Music Theory Software7.9 (#10)7.6 (#14)
PrivacyThe privacy policy says MidiStickers does not use cookies for advertising, visitor tracking, or analytics, while its Moonbase storefront may use cookies needed to operate purchases and accounts.The About page says the website stores progress in the browser and records anonymous, unidentifiable practice activity for features such as the daily mix; the app keeps data on the device.
PurposeMidiStickers is music education software for learning and teaching music theory and harmony from a keyboard.Music Master is a browser-based music theory learning site with interactive quizzes, games, and lessons.
SupportThe site offers a contact form and links to a user guide and YouTube channel for more information.Support is available by email, and the maker says replies usually arrive within a couple of business days.

Plans

MidiStickers

  • MidiStickers Pro$59, paid once

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Music Master

  • Music Master websiteFree

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In their own words

MidiStickers

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Music Master

Music Master is a browser-based music theory learning site with lessons, quizzes, games, and practice tools. Its library includes 16 interactive lessons and more than 400 questions on core topics such as ear training and spaced repetition. The key signature quiz covers all 30 major and minor keys; other tools include a circle-of-fifths game and guide, printable worksheets, and a key signature chart. Lessons teach each topic before testing, and feedback explains why an answer is wrong. Website lessons and practice questions are free, with no account required. Progress is saved in the browser on the current device, so it may be lost if browser data is cleared or a different browser or device is used. The maker says the website has no ads and collects no personal data, though it records anonymous, unidentifiable practice activity for features such as the daily mix. An iPhone and Android app with a synth, looper, and composer is in active development; Music Master Pro is planned for that app.

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