Begin with a comfortable range
Choose an instrument preset, then narrow the low and high notes to pitches you can find confidently. A small range helps you spend attention on rhythm and reading ahead.
Sight-reading generator
Create a melody or rhythm exercise, then read, listen, print or share it.
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A fresh page of music for your next practice session
Create short single-staff melodies or rhythm exercises with clear limits. Read first, listen when you are ready, and keep a printable copy.
HOW IT WORKS
From your idea to a usable file
1Step 1
Set a focused challenge
Choose melody or rhythm, an instrument range, key and meter. Start with a difficulty preset, then adjust the exact limits.
2Step 2
Generate a fresh exercise
Use a new seed for a different phrase or keep the seed to revisit the same exercise. Each bar fits the selected meter.
3Step 3
Read, listen and keep it
Try the score before playing the reference. Download PDF, MIDI, ABC or audio, and share a link to the exact settings and seed.
BUILT FOR YOUR WORKFLOW
Sight-Reading Generator
Create short single-staff melodies or rhythm exercises with clear limits. Read first, listen when you are ready, and keep a printable copy.
Practice one skill at a time
Limit the range and maximum interval for pitch reading, or switch to rhythm-only notation. Add shorter note values when you want a denser exercise.
Repeat a useful exercise exactly
A seed plus the exercise settings produces the same result. Shared links carry those choices so a teacher and student can work from the same page.
A complete practice handout
The score, MIDI and reference audio come from one generated ABC source. Export a PDF for offline reading or keep the ABC text for further editing.
Choose the right next step
Separate rhythm from pitch
In rhythm mode every sounding note is a percussion pulse on a single staff. The meter and duration choices still apply, so you can clap or tap before adding melodic movement.
Use the recording as a check
The reference is a synthesized performance of the exercise, not a recording of your playing. It helps you hear the intended notes and timing but does not score accuracy.
Keep the scope clear
These are rule-generated single-staff exercises, not graded examination material or full two-hand piano arrangements. A teacher can choose appropriate settings for your level.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Generate exercises and download PDF, MIDI, ABC, MP3 or WAV without an account or credits.
Yes, for a single-staff melody. The piano preset supplies a starting range. This version does not generate two-hand grand-staff piano pieces.
Yes. Choose C, G, D, F, B-flat major or A minor, with 4/4, 3/4 or 6/8 meter. In rhythm mode the exercise uses percussion notation instead of a melodic key.
The link includes the seed and all generation settings. Opening it recreates the same exercise. Create a new seed when you want different notes.
Yes. Download a PDF from the rendered score. You can also keep the ABC source or MIDI if you want to edit or arrange the exercise elsewhere.
No. It provides notation and a reference performance. Microphone grading, examination levels and multi-page exercise books are not part of this version.
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