For band directors›One price, once, or nothing
The Whole Horn · what it means
One price, once, or nothing
The foundation is free forever, with no advertising. A single optional purchase — once, not monthly — adds the advanced method for a player who has decided to go further.
What it means in practice
- Free means freeAll twelve major scales on every instrument, every transposition, the metronome, long tones, vibrato, the Tuning Room and the ear-training games. No time limit, no trial.
- No advertisingThere are no ads anywhere in the app, and therefore no ad tracking either.
- $24.99, onceThe advanced method: minor scales, intervals, chords, chromatic technique, modes, overtones, the blues bass line in all twelve keys and the other twenty-one Arabic maqamat. Maqam Rast and the blues bass line in F are free.
- Never a subscriptionThere is no recurring charge of any kind, and there will not be one.
- A student who spends nothing opens everything assignedWhatever a teacher sets opens for the student, including material from the Full Studio, up to two octaves (the full range is the Full Studio).
Why it matters
Band families are asked for money constantly, and a subscription is the form of that ask which never stops. It is also the form that fails quietly in the middle of a semester when a card expires.
One payment, or none, is the arrangement that a director can recommend without inheriting responsibility for someone's monthly bill.
Frequently asked
How much does The Whole Horn cost?The foundation is free forever, with no advertising. A single optional purchase — once, not monthly — adds the advanced method for a player who has decided to go further.
Free forever, or twenty-five dollars once. There is no third option, and no clock.
