Tonic Music Hack 4.16.0 + Redeem Codes

I really love this app. It’s incredible to have the opportunity to interact with THE Ray Chen! I learn & it’s motivating. I love the challenges. Everyone is always encouraging & positive.

The only suggestion is making a rule for during open studios for people not to engage in their own personal side-bar conversations in chat. When Ray Chen has open studios, the same group of people use his open studio as their personal group chatroom & it really takes away from the experience. I have to sift through a bunch of unrelated personal messages to get to people’s comments & questions about Ray’s playing. It makes it harder to engage with Ray & makes it more difficult to get a chance for him to see a new person’s comment or question. & frankly I don’t want to read about people’s personal lives when having the chance to interact with Ray Chen. (I’m sure Ray doesn’t care to read about it either, mid-practice, when he’s sharing his time with us.) Maybe limit the amount of times someone can send a message in a period of time (or open a chat feature on the app where people can talk in private). Something!

Thank you! Again, I love the app.

Pros: Fun to use, cool to hear others practicing and cool to interact with groups. I also like how user friendly it is.

Cons: When I’m practicing, I cannot use my metronome (also on my iPad) because the sound cuts out, and I’m afraid to try using drones in case I blow people’s eardrums out. I also wish that more instruments were already on the app, and that we didn’t have to vote to add them. I play cello, which is pretty common, and I wish my Tonic profile accurately reflected that. I wish there were also a wider range of customisations for my avatar— it looks nothing like me, which isn’t a dealbreaker, but from the glasses colour to the body type, it’s not me. It would also be nice if I could use Tonic upside down/in landscape mode for when my iPad is charging.

One BIG thing— please make it so that I can be in a studio without it counting towards my practice time. Sometimes I’m just messing around and I don’t want it to skew my stats.

I know the cons list looks huge, but overall I highly recommend this app. It’s fun and I know I’ll use it in the future. The pros are definitely work than the cons.

This app is the best way to practice. It keeps me motivated and consistent with my practicing. It has improved so much. The idea is brilliant and the execution of the idea has been an amazing experience! I’ve had such a great experience using this app. I think every music student should use it! Not only does it help with practicing but the community within the app is something that is so precious to me. Being able to chat with and listen to other users practice is an amazing experience. I was one of the early users and it changed a lot but it’s been a really great experience! I’m not really one to write reviews but I want the creators/developers to know what a great job they’ve been doing! I love Tonic!

I love using Tonic, the group chats have been a wonderful place to build community, and I enjoy seeing who’s working on the same pieces I am. And, it’s one of my favorite things- you can even see how many hours have been practiced by all the musicians on Tonic in a day. I do have one thing I’d change though, I’d love to see how many total minutes/hours I’ve practiced in all. Not just for a session, but it would be cool to see on my profile page not just my experience points, but how many minutes I’ve practiced. (And it’s a free app, I mean, what’s there to lose lol!)

I gave this app 4 stars a while ago but my experience has gotten worse and I don’t know if it’s the app or something else. The app fails to log the time I put into certain works sometimes and also doesn’t log when I join some studios. Additionally, after I finish my practice sessions, I end it and it will just sit on a loading page for forever until I eventually have to completely close out the app, get rid of the tab, and reopen it. I love the idea and it was really motivating me to practice but it is so buggy that it takes away from my enjoyment a little. I still love the app, I just wish these problems weren’t present in everyone of my practice sessions. 😅

Overall a great idea, but the app could be better. Sometimes it glitches out and I have to close it and reopen. Also, some practice sessions will only give like 2 xp instead of the actual amount.

It would be nice if there was a tuner, metronome, etc on this app to make it seem less empty.

Pocket Conservatory is a great way to inspire young musicians. The masterclasses are open to anyone who joins, the instructors are very responsive and active, and the community is very supportive. For those with less access to some musical technology (private lessons, intensive instrument-specific programs, etc.) this is a great alternative to that. Highly recommended to anyone, regardless of playing level.

I play the violin and I stopped playing because I never had the motivation to. Once I got tonic I finally started playing again. It feels really nice having a community I can not only be apart of, but discovering people who have been through the same situation I’ve been in too.

I have had this app for about 10 months now end I can safely say it is extremely good! Everyone there is super friendly, helpful and encouraging. It also helps that we can get into close contact with the masters to help us on our musical career.

Love how you can share your instrument practice videos. Helps a lot when your looking for help on a specific musical passage or just wanting to share your musical talent. I also love how you can practice your instrument live in front of other people. Best practice app!