note-noodle
7.4#3 in music theory softwareFrom €7 a monthFree planAndroidWebLinuxmacOS
Visitnote-noodle vs ToneSavvy
What both publish
| Fact | note-noodle | ToneSavvy |
|---|---|---|
| Ear training | Ear training offers eight categories with four difficulty tiers and can accept answers by ear, MIDI, or microphone. | Ear training activities include intervals, chords, scales, chord progressions, perfect pitch, functional scale degrees, intervals in context, and melodic dictation. |
| Headquarters | Mediaș, Sibiu County, Romania | The privacy policy lists Tone Savvy LLC at 3513 Crescent St, Astoria, NY 11106, USA. |
note-noodle plans
- FreeFree
- Stylophone€5, paid once
- Theremin€6, paid once
- Premium€7 a month
- Take Studio€7, paid once
- Bass & Pad Grid€9, paid once
ToneSavvy plans
- Up to 25 students$19 a month
- Up to 75 students$39 a month
- Up to 150 students$59 a month
- Up to 300 students$99 a month
- Over 300 studentsPriced on request
Pick note-noodle if…
note-noodle suits learners who want structured music theory practice and interactive exercises across notation, rhythm, ear training, and instruments. It also fits users who want to practice with MIDI, a microphone, or a desktop DAW connection.
Pick ToneSavvy if…
ToneSavvy suits music learners seeking online theory or ear training practice, as well as teachers who want to assign exercises and track student scores. It is web-based, with students able to work on a computer or mobile device.