What Reddit Says About Practice Chart Apps
We compiled 20 Reddit discussions about Practice Chart apps from 19 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/WeAreTheMusicMakers
I just copy/paste charts into a new document if I want to prepare a specific set. A dedicated app could definitely be helpful, I just never bothered to look. ... MobileSheets. Better feature set than OnSong or forScore, one-time purchase & very reasonably priced. Absolute best bang-for-buck digi...
r/Darts
Other than that, a great little app. I paid for the month and will be taking up the year subscription when that runs out. ... We use darts scoreboard 2024 at work, really like it. Easy to fill in as you press on a dartboard. We can't count for shit haha ... I have just released Darts Companion,...
r/investing
Start with what's available on your broker's website, otherwise Yahoo Finance is fine. If you are day trading (or plan to) I would spend more time learning the basics which would include where to get detailed charts with technical indicators.
r/FuturesTrading
But QT is barely known, and they got some pretty bad reviews. (Though again, who doesn't these days?) But anyways, since I'll most likely be moving onto Sierra Chart, I didn't see the point.
r/healthIT
Looking to do an obscure project for one of my summer classes, and I need some form of practice EHR software that's similar to Amazing charts. Anybody have any suggestions? Share ...
r/TravelNursing
Trust me EPIC is very user friendly I learned it within the hour, If you have experience with cerner your going to love EPIC and appreciate how easy it is. I’ve don’t different versions of it and all of them have been very easy.
r/Learnmusic
17 votes, 20 comments. A few years ago I launched www.tuneupgrade.com to help users track their music practice after I found it extremely beneficial…
r/Daytrading
What charts and functions you want to see that will help you practice? How will you improve this system? Thank you for your help. ... Here is the screenshot identifying the trading pattern along with the back test data, when you click into each signal. ... Hi u/LazyChartist , is that screenshot from...
r/SideProject
r/SideProject is a subreddit for sharing and receiving constructive feedback on side projects.
r/predental
Dose anyone know a website where I can practice dental charting for free no sign in? r/DentalAssistant • · upvote · Can anyone recommend a website where I can find size 14 sneakers in india · r/TallPeopleProblems • · upvote · · comment · Is doing teeth jewelry, “grillz” a good ec?
r/jazzguitar
It makes it really easy to share chord charts too, eg, over AirDrop. I also use ForScore and an have imported tunes from a PDF copy of the Real Book as a reference. For backing tracks to practice with, Quartet is much nicer than the sounds out of iRealPro. Not an app, but https://realbook.site is al...
r/ProjectSekai
Honestly, the song that helped me improve IMMENSELY by practicing a lot was King. I recommend it. It's just between the levels of tricky and more on the easy side, with it's variety of notes and patterns, I think it would help you a lot · Good luck!!! ... I personally improved with King an...
r/Bass
I use the Best Practice App. It's free, you can change keys, slow down and loop. ... This is part of practicing every day, part of being valuable to a band, and part of what you bring to the table with friends. ... Yeah this guys comment is stupid. Practising with a metronome and developing tim...
r/nursing
Epic has an application called "playground" in which you can practice however, I'm not sure that students have access to this. I wouldn't worry at all about charting "faster" as a student or as a new grad nurse- its something that comes with time and its more important ...
r/musicians
Share your work, get feedback, and find inspiration from people who get it. All genres, all skill levels—if you play, you belong here. ... We were having a hard time nailing passages on songs during practice so I thought of this way to synchronize musicians and provide notes/cues when to perform cer...
r/FamilyMedicine
If youre looking for an iOS app soaper is my go to. $50/ month with nice bells and whistles. ... I haven’t tried them because I feel like my biggest time saver for elderly complex patients is using problem based charting - wrote nearly everything in overview/current section on problem list and much ...
r/nursepractitioner
I vote Chartnote too- has needed the least “editing” after I dictate a note. I don’t use the thing where it listens to the visit, but I can rapidly dictate a note in 2-3 minutes at the end of the visit and it puts everything together for me in a soap note, usually better than I would have done it my...
r/Coaching
I just went to extract my client data today and it’s all gone. I didn’t get an email from them for some reason. I found out from Upcoach as they reached out to offer their services in light of Practice shut down. I really wish I had more notice, I’m scrambling now. ... If you're using the softw...
r/keys
You can get an apple pen (or use your finger lol) to write on ipads just fine, finding the right app is probably more of a question. ... I’ve just started using ForScore on an iPad and I’m impressed with it so far. I’ve added a bunch of charts, set program change messages for when I select a chart, ...
r/healthIT
It's just a matter of time before this is an integrated product offering, particularly with vendors who hate it when third party apps are getting money that they could be getting. ... Epic just launched their own. Called AI Charting.
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