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Patrick Kelly
Recognize, notate, and play pitches.
The app allows users to recognize pitches by sight or sound and notate or play them on the piano. It includes a Grade Book for saving and printing results, with options for different clefs and an Ear Training mode.
Tahira Ghani
Create with professional audio samples
Create using professional-quality audio samples and machines. Access a variety of instruments and effects for sound design. Explore genres like hip-hop, trap, and dubstep.
Synthesia LLC
Play piano notes with falling keys
Learn piano by playing falling notes on touchscreen or connected keyboard. Practice melodies with real-time note feedback. Play left or right hand separately. Sync with lighted keyboards. View sheet music or falling note blocks.
Pranoy Chowdhury
Play notes, learn sheet
Learn to read sheet by playing notes through a microphone or MIDI instrument. The provides feedback on pitch and octave accuracy. It includes accidentals, ledger lines, and progress graphs to track recognition speed. Set and practice exercises.
LUMINARY ROLI LIMITED
Music with interactive lessons and light-up keyboard
Piano through interactive lessons and exercises. Access a library of songs and lessons. Use light-up keyboard feedback to guide playing. Track progress with visual indicators. Sync with Piano for real-time response.
Ensemble Education, Inc.
Play musical games and compete globally
Practice music theory with multiple choice questions and call and response exercises. Identify musical elements and concepts. Compete against players globally. Track progress and receive feedback on accuracy.
ObjectGraph LLC
Play with kitten sounds
Play with customizable kitten sounds and virtual keys. Create and play melodies using different cat voices. Use as a sound effect tool with adjustable pitch and real music playback.
Crazy Ootka Software AB
Learn chords, scales, and intervals
Learn music theory with lessons on chords, scales, and intervals. Identify melodies by ear and practice sight reading. Train rhythm, solfège, and note recognition. Sing notes and intervals to improve pitch accuracy.
Michael Bam
Improve music reading skills easily.
The app provides a note spelling quiz for various skill levels. It helps users learn note names on a staff with options for different clefs and difficulty settings.
Quang Huy Vo
Tap to sync with music
Tap on black in sync with music to score points. Avoid white to keep playing. Choose from classical, pop, hip-hop, and remix tracks. Adjust volume and sound quality. Track progress and replay levels. Share scores with friends.
fun.music IT GmbH
Learn to play instruments with and practice
Learn to play musical instruments with interactive and practice tools. Choose from violin, piano, saxophone, trumpet, flute, clarinet, and more. Track progress, access tutorials, and practice with built-in exercises.
Luke Bartolomeo
Learn music reading through engaging games.
The app offers a game-based approach for children to learn music reading through timed note flashcard challenges. It includes a practice mode for relaxed learning and supports multiple input methods, including playing an instrument.
Umito
Play with 88 keys and zoom
Play with a full 88-key keyboard. Adjust key size for easier touch. Choose from a sampled or 128 MIDI instruments. Zoom in and out for better control. Includes a single banner ad. Optimized for iPad use.
Satomi Uchida
With dual keyboards
With dual keyboards and adjustable octave and size. View sheet music on iPad while playing. Use metronome with adjustable tempo and volume. Record performances. Adjust note range.
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