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Sonar Multimedia Co., Ltd.
Turn into melodies
Convert into music by analyzing hues, saturation, and brightness to generate mode, scale, chord progression, and melody. Display animated visuals synced with the music. Share the resulting multimedia content.
Simon Braun
Train intervals and recognize pitches
Helps users train recognition with adjustable difficulty levels. It tracks progress through detailed analytics, showing skill averages and exercise performance. Users can input intervals clearly and receive feedback on accuracy.
David Marques
Practice valve brass instrument fingerings now.
The app simulates fingerings for valve brass instruments in 12 keys. It offers random notes, scales, and Arban-style exercises in learn and drill modes, with alternate fingerings included.
Patrick Kelly
Recognize intervals by sight sound.
The app helps users recognize simple and compound intervals by sight and sound. It offers three modes: Audio and Visual, Audio Only, and Visual Only, with support for multiple clefs and customizable playback options.
Alain Kong
Notes, switch clefs, track progress
To sight notes in G and F clefs. Practice notes across six octaves, including those above and below the staff. Randomly generated notes apply to any instrument. Switch clefs for varied practice. Beginners can limit octaves and set their pace.
炯龙 吴
Learn staff notation and theory
Learn staff notation, music theory, and - through interactive exercises. Practice with customizable worksheets and quizzes. Track progress with detailed reports. Sync lessons across devices and access a library of musical examples for practice.
CyberWisp LLC
Learn notes
Learn to read notes with interactive that display notes on the staff. Practice identifying notes on a virtual instrument and receive instant feedback. Track progress with built-in quizzes and ear training exercises.
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