Sight Readingby Clicktrax Studios
Read the notes.
Find the rhythm.
Make music.
Build confidence reading a melody for the first time. SightTrax creates fresh musical phrases and listens as you play, helping you connect the notes, the rhythm, and your instrument.
Available now · For students and music teachers
From individual notes to a musical phrase
A little preparation.
A more confident first read.
Choose a manageable challenge, study the music, and play after the count-in. Each new phrase gives you another chance to put your reading skills to work.
Fresh melodies to explore
Practice newly generated musical phrases, from simple note values to more challenging rhythms. Choose one to four measures.
Your instrument. Your notes.
Choose your instrument and clef. Practice reading in the written pitches for your instrument, including transposing band instruments.
Feedback as you learn
Use your microphone for feedback on notes and rhythm. Tap a red note or rest afterward for help, then try the phrase again.
Major and minor melodies
Explore major, natural minor, and harmonic minor. Choose a key signature and listen for the character of each kind of melody.
Practice at your level
Choose your notes, rhythms, tempo, and time signature. Keep the challenge focused on the skills you are learning.
Help when you need it
Use Practice First to study the phrase, reveal note names, work through the counting, and check your pitch with the classic tuner.
Study it. Then sight-read it.
Two ways to build
one musical skill.
Get familiar with a phrase in Practice First, or choose Sight Reading to put your preparation into practice. Keep the beat moving, even if you miss a note.
Look first. Listen closely.
Check the clef, key signature, time signature, and rhythm. Read silently, then start after the count-in. Tongue every note clearly so the app can hear each new note.
Simple to start
From looking at the music
to playing the phrase.
Choose your challenge
Select your instrument, key, level, and tempo. Start with a short phrase and build from there.
Read before you play
Look through the whole phrase. Notice the key signature, count the rhythm, and plan your first notes.
Play, review, and grow
Play after the count-in. Review the feedback, retry the phrase, or move on to a fresh melody.
Good to know
A few quick answers.
Who is SightTrax for?
Students learning to read melodies on their instruments, and the teachers who guide them. Choose a level and note range that fit the student.
Do I need to download an app?
SightTrax runs in a web browser on your phone, tablet, or computer. Internet access is required.
Does it need a microphone?
Microphone permission is needed to listen to your playing and give performance feedback. Play in a quiet space and articulate each note clearly.
What do gray notes mean?
A gray note means the app could not confidently assess what it heard. It is not the same as a confirmed mistake. Try the phrase again with clear articulation.
Is SightTrax available to buy?
Yes. Choose a student or teacher plan below for one year of access.
SightTrax is available now
A year of sight-reading discovery.
Choose an access option for home practice or teaching. Each plan is a one-time purchase for 365 days, with no automatic renewal.
Student
For one student's practice at home and in lessons.
- 365 days of SightTrax access
- Up to 3 browsers or devices
- Sight Reading and Practice First
- No automatic renewal
Teacher / Classroom
For teachers using SightTrax in lessons and classrooms.
- 365 days of SightTrax access
- One classroom code for up to 30 browsers or devices
- Sight Reading and Practice First
- No automatic renewal
Each browser counts toward the device limit. Internet access is required. Choose your plan on the purchase page.