MidiStickers Pro 1.3 adds a bigger lesson setup. The app gets a Lessons & Exercises hub with 30-plus text lessons, interactive drills, and a Sight Reading Trainer shaped by Georges Dandelot’s clef-study method. Pretty neat glow-up.
Across Windows and macOS, the desktop app still handles live MIDI views, notation, chord symbols, Roman numerals, figured bass, harmonic functions, and MIDI file analysis. Its study side covers reading music, scales, chords, progressions, and general musicianship skills.
Version 1.3 stacks in 60-plus sight-reading tasks, fresh drills for chord voicings, progressions, modes, and scales, and a cleaner Auto-Accompaniment area with jazz standards for all 12 keys. Progression Trainer gains accompaniment support across every progression. Italian joins the language set, bringing the total to seven.
Controls get easier, MIDI settings carry over between sessions, and tutorials look cleaner. MidiStickers wants this app to move closer to an interactive music theory and harmony workbook. The price sits at $59 for a Windows or macOS license, with free content updates.
Across Windows and macOS, the desktop app still handles live MIDI views, notation, chord symbols, Roman numerals, figured bass, harmonic functions, and MIDI file analysis. Its study side covers reading music, scales, chords, progressions, and general musicianship skills.
Version 1.3 stacks in 60-plus sight-reading tasks, fresh drills for chord voicings, progressions, modes, and scales, and a cleaner Auto-Accompaniment area with jazz standards for all 12 keys. Progression Trainer gains accompaniment support across every progression. Italian joins the language set, bringing the total to seven.
Controls get easier, MIDI settings carry over between sessions, and tutorials look cleaner. MidiStickers wants this app to move closer to an interactive music theory and harmony workbook. The price sits at $59 for a Windows or macOS license, with free content updates.
