Train pitch recognition and music theory
Train relative pitch by identifying intervals, chords, and scales. Practice aural skills and music theory concepts. Progress through levels to master each musical element before advancing. Sync with devices for continued learning.
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David Palmerio
Practical jazz guitar without theory.
The app provides step-by-step lessons for learning jazz guitar concepts and progressions. Users will explore jazz chords, substitutions, and rhythm patterns inspired by jazz standards.
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Interactive music theory and MIDI tool.
The app offers a spiral-shaped keyboard and a chromatic piano keyboard for playing melodies and chords. It allows users to study scales, modes, and the circle of fifths, and learn solmization methods.
Ryan Damico
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Adjust tempo and set custom subdivisions. Play precision click sounds and use a built-in rhythm trainer. Practice with beats for guitar, piano, drums, or bass. Sync with other devices for group rehearsals.
American Printing House for the Blind
Accessible math practice for everyone.
The app offers math drills and practice for students of all abilities. It is self-voicing and accessible with VoiceOver, and includes a low vision mode for added contrast.
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Learn piano and violin easily.
The app offers piano and violin learning tools. It includes a music viewer for sheet music and a duet mode for shared piano play.
Ruku Kobayashi
Practice notes with game-like training
Practice - with game-like training exercises. Tap keys to play notes. Support for MIDI keyboards. Review missed notes and view accuracy statistics. Focus on specific ranges and progress step-by-step. Take a certification test to assess skill level.
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