3D Saxophone Fingering Chart

Learn to play the Sax

3D Saxophone Fingering Chart - Learn to Play Sax

"3D Saxophone Fingering Chart" is an interactive Android app designed to teach you how to play the saxophone. It features 3D models showing finger positions, allows you to hear each musical note, and includes a dedicated section for saxophone lessons. You can select from various types of saxophones such as Soprano B♭, Alto E♭, Tenor B♭, and Baritone E♭ to enhance your learning experience.

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By: urokimusic

Users: 322,253

1.39K

Rating: 4.61

(4,137)

8 new ratings

Version: 1.0.13 (Last updated: 2024-07-10)

Creation date: 2018-11-20

Size: 50.15M

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Other:

view network connections
full network access
prevent device from sleeping

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This application shows you the position of the fingers on the instrument. You can hear the sound of each musical note. There is a demonstration by 3d models, so you will learn how to play Saxophone. There is a section with saxophone lessons. You can choose different types of saxophone: Soprano B♭, Alto E♭, Tenor B♭, Baritone E♭.

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Pros

Easy to use and intuitive interface.
Helpful for beginners with step-by-step learning.
Includes finger position diagrams and the ability to hear notes.
Comprehensive library of exercises and resources.
Useful for refreshing skills and self-learning.

Cons

Presence of ads can be intrusive.
Lack of option to choose specific views of the saxophone.
Some clarity issues with key positioning on charts.
Limited advanced features like key signatures.

Most mentioned

Great resource for beginners.
Ease of learning with visual aids and sound.
Useful in practicing finger positions and note recognition.

User reviews

Never display the keyboard. Alto saxophone are "transposing" instrument. Keyboards are always concert pitch. I press C4 on the keyboard and my Korg tuner shows Eb. FIX THAT and put a note up front about benefits of transposition.