For band directors›One link, one paste
The Whole Horn · what it means
One link, one paste
You set the week — exercise, key, tempo, note values, range, articulation, hours, and your own written instructions — and the app hands you a single ordinary web link.
What it means in practice
- You choose everythingScale and key, the tempo, which note values, how wide a range, tongued or slurred, how many hours for the week, and a message in your own words.
- It becomes one URLNo file to attach, no PDF to generate, no login for anyone. Just a link, like any other.
- Paste it wherever you already talk to your classGoogle Classroom, Teams, a school email, a group chat, a printed handout with the address on it.
- It opens readyA tap opens the app already set to that assignment, written for that student's own instrument.
- It works without the app tooOn a desktop, or on a phone where the app isn't installed, the same link opens the whole assignment as a clean page that can be read or printed.
Why it matters
The distance between deciding what a class should practise and that practice actually happening is usually paperwork. Transposed parts, a handout, a reminder, a student who lost the sheet.
Collapsing that distance to a single paste is the difference between assigning fundamentals every week and assigning them when there is time.
Frequently asked
How do I assign practice to my students?You set the week — exercise, key, tempo, note values, range, articulation, hours, and your own written instructions — and the app hands you a single ordinary web link.
Set the week once. Every player receives their own correct page.