Practice Pieces vs Sight Reading Factory

Both make new music on demand. Sight Reading Factory makes sight-reading exercises from the settings you choose. Practice Pieces writes a practice piece aimed at what one student needs to fix, and adds a duet part for you, tab and play-along.

Feature	Practice Pieces	Sight Reading Factory
Written for one student's level and the skill they are working on	Yes	Random exercises from settings
Original music you can print and copy for your students	Yes	Yes, exercises
A duet part for the teacher	Yes	No
Tab for guitar, bass and ukulele	Yes	Not a focus
Play-along at three speeds	Real instrument sounds	Playback
Practice feedback on an acoustic instrument	Microphone	Yes
Every recording listened to before you get it	Yes	Not stated
Teacher's student list, next piece adapts	Yes	Classes and assignments
Stars, streaks and badges	Yes	Practice logs
Instruments	24	30 to 60+, with voice
Price per year (USD)	Free, or US$79	US$45 individual

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Sight Reading Factory may suit you better if

You run a school choir and need voice parts. Sight Reading Factory covers several voice types; we do not yet.
You want ensemble sight-reading projected for the whole band.
You only need quick daily sight-reading drills, at US$45 a year.

Practice Pieces suits you if

You want a piece built around one student's problem, like dotted rhythms or left-hand intervals.
You play duets in lessons and want a teacher part with every piece.
You teach guitar, bass or ukulele and need tab.
You want each student's next piece to adapt to how the last one went.

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