For music schools

Your school's music software: teachers, students and everyone's progress

Students study for free on RetroX1, with a microphone that checks every note. The school gets the management: teachers, classes, study plans with goals and week-by-week progress — on flute, guitar, strings and piano.

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Two audiences, one site

🎵 Students: free

Anyone can come in and study: pick an instrument, play with the sheet music and chords, and the microphone shows whether the note was right. Nothing to install.

🏫 The school: management

The school organizes teachers and students; the teacher sets the week's practice and sees who practiced, how accurate they were and who needs attention.

The instruments

Each instrument with its own page, songs and tools.

RecorderBrazilian fife (7 keys)Irish tin whistleAcoustic guitarElectric guitarViola caipiraCavaquinhoMandolinUkulelePiano

In class and at home

A microphone that checks every note

The sheet music waits for the right note and turns green; in the game, every note is checked and the student moves up a level. Works with a phone microphone.

Sheet music and chords together

Staff, chords and the fingering for every note (fingers on the flute, string and fret on the guitar), with a metronome and ♪ Listen before playing.

Tools for strings and piano

Scrolling chord sheets and setlists, chords in their usual shapes and rhythm — on guitar, cavaquinho, mandolin, ukulele, viola and piano; plus a tuner for the strings.

Flauta Hero, the game

Songs scroll down the screen in three levels (Easy, Medium and Hard), with folders by style: practice becomes a game.

Sheet music editor

Write and fix sheet music on the site and save it as MusicXML (opens in MuseScore).

Exercises and theory

Scales, arpeggios, Greek modes, rhythm and ear training, to practice between lessons.

For the school

The school organized into managers, teachers and students.
Invitations by e-mail: each person creates their own password.
Managers assign and move students between teachers, and the student's history goes along.
As many teachers as the school wants.

For the teacher

Up to 500 students

The teacher signs up the student, who gets access by e-mail.

The week's study plan

For one student or several at once: the song, where to practice (with the microphone or in the game) and the accuracy and speed goals.

Materials

Theory, lyrics, sheet music from the editor and files (PDF, image, MusicXML) for the students.

Songs released per student

The teacher uploads the sheet music and chooses whether it's for all their students or just some.

Who needs attention

The dashboard shows who is online, who hasn't practiced for days and what each student did last.

Notes and chat

Notes from each lesson (visible to the student or not) and chat with the student, in one place.

Progress for every student and the class

Week by week: how much they practiced on flute, in the game and on guitar.
The accuracy curve on each song and the game sessions.
The class table, with each student's trend.
Students also see their own history.

Your school's songs: MIDI becomes sheet music

With RetroX1 Studio (a Windows program), a MIDI file becomes sheet music: choose the melody, the Easy, Medium and Hard levels and the accompaniment, and the song goes live on the site — in the game, on the chosen instruments (flute, strings and piano) and in the right folders. It also saves MusicXML.

Taking care of data

Accounts for under-18s only with a parent or guardian's approval, by e-mail.
Students can download their own data whenever they want.
Teachers only see their own students.

How to start

Talk to us
Tell us how many students and which instruments your school has.
We set up the school
Managers and teachers get an invitation by e-mail.
Students begin
Teachers sign up their students and set the first study plan.

Frequently asked questions

Do students pay to study?

No. The site is free for students. The school pays for management: teachers, students, study plans and everyone's progress.

Do I need to install anything?

No. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, and can be installed as an app.

Which instruments?

Recorder, Brazilian fife, Irish tin whistle, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, viola caipira, cavaquinho, mandolin, ukulele and piano.

How many students can each teacher have?

Up to 500 students per teacher, and the school can have as many teachers as it wants.

Which languages?

Portuguese, Spanish and English.

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