Songs2See reviews

good concept but no valid music, some classic pieces and it's not even possible to buy a few pieces, just do not make a software the content is good too. Big disappointment for me..

This program is very useful for practicing. I use it for the violin, it agrees perfectly and using the Learning mode seems almost to be able to play. As a self-taught I find it useful because if the notes are right recognizes them and goes on in the song, and this helps to become familiar with the notes. If you have the electric guitar I would not recommend it, Rocksmith is much better, but for the other instruments I think song2see, is the only viable alternative.

Songs2See is a really good game and a lot of help for those who start or already have a partial management of some instrument and the latest updates to become a highly recommended option, although there are certain things that must be retouched are pequeñeses that Surely have to be resolved soon and allied with in Software editor provides a great watercolor of possibilities for the enthusiasts, is a great game and great software besides who would not like to learn to play the songs that you like in real life , in short a highly recommended option

Unfortunately, not what I hoped for. The editor function was especially important to me, but unfortunately it can not capture even the simplest Melodies like "all my Shows" correctly and convert them into Notes. Double notes or equal Tones played with shorter spacing in a row, are simply made into a long Tone. I have not been able to Take up a Chord Until now either. That provides a lot of Rework and then I can paint it directly by hand on a Sheet of Music ... Otherwise, the existing Functions are in Order and work as far as that. So It can help you out of Learning.

More bad than right! The Program does not support Reasonable Sound cards (I have, for example, an RME Fireface 400) and can actually only handle a Microphone Input, which is also defined in the Driver, which probably won't be the Case with any better Sound card. I would have liked to have connected my electric guitar, which is not a Problem in principle. However, Since the Sound card is not supported, the only Way is to go by Patch cable from the Fireface to the mirror Wall input of the Mac/Pc. But even with this Setup I didn't really get happy with the Program, it just doesn't recognize partly played notes, sometimes it recognizes the wrong played as right, sometimes really played as Wrong. Conclusion: The Program is absolutely useless and more likely to be seen as a Techdemo, here were absolute Amateurs at Work!