15-minute routine
| Time | What to do | In the app |
|---|---|---|
| 3 min | Warm up and tune | the tuner and your instrument's warm-up |
| 8 min | The week's piece or exercise, in chunks of 2 to 4 bars | import the score (MusicXML or MIDI) or pick one from the library, lower the tempo and turn on the microphone |
| 4 min | Review something you already play well | an old song or a finished lesson, so you end the day on a win |
Open the warm-up for flute →Open the warm-up for guitar →Open the warm-up for violin →Open the warm-up for piano →
Tips teachers keep repeating
- Practice slowly until you get it right three times in a row. Only then speed up.
- Isolate the hard passage instead of replaying the whole piece.
- Write down what you didn't understand and bring it to your next lesson.
- A little every day beats a lot on one day: the app counts your day streak to help.
App tools for practicing on your own
- Tempo: slow the piece down without changing the notes.
- Metronome and count-in: to start in time.
- Import sheet music: MusicXML from MuseScore or a MIDI file your teacher sends; PDFs and photos can be converted, with instructions in the app.
- Write music: type in a short exercise your teacher gave you.
- Microphone: the app waits for you to hit each note and shows whether it was sharp or flat.
Written by the Dedilhado Vivo team, based on what the app does today.
Practice free in the app
The app shows the fingering for every note as you play and checks you through the microphone. Free, no sign-up.
Open the app →Frequently asked questions
Does the app replace a teacher?
No. It helps you practice between lessons and checks notes, intonation and rhythm, but it can't see your posture or give the musical guidance a teacher does.
Can I practice the piece my teacher assigned?
Yes, if you have it as MusicXML or MIDI. For a PDF or photo, the app explains how to convert it (with MuseScore, Audiveris or an AI).
How long should I practice each day?
For beginners, 15 to 30 minutes a day works better than long, infrequent sessions.
Other goals
Never played: where to startinstrument, what you need and the first sessionLearn to read sheet musicnotes, rhythm and symbols, by instrumentImprove your intonationtuner and long notes through the microphonePlay a songeasy sheet music with note namesUnderstand music theoryfree course, from zero to chordsI'm a teacherexercises by link for your studentsWhat the microphone checkswhat the app checks and its limitsCompare with paid appsYousician, Simply Piano, Flowkey and tonestro