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 tooWhere the app isn't installed, the student taps “Play it here, in this browser” and the week plays with sound in any web browser, with nothing to install.
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.
