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Hooktheory LLC
Learn music theory with practical application.
The app teaches music theory concepts with audiovisual examples and interactive exercises. Users learn to craft melodies and chord progressions using a format that emphasizes function and practical application.
WL Online Marketing LLC
Record and chords on the go
For verses, choruses, and other sections. Record audio for each section separately. Use the Chord Picker to insert chords. View chords above in display mode. Add guitar tablature and chord diagrams.
Dmitrii Klochkov
Create chords, draw arpeggios, compose melodies
Create chord progressions using an intuitive chord selector and choose scales. Draw arpeggios for rhythmic patterns. Compose melodies and build full songs with multiple sections.
Jazz Apps Mobile LLC
Test music theory knowledge across categories.
The app tests user knowledge of music theory across five categories: Functions, Chords, Diatonic Chords, Scales, and Intervals. Users can customize quizzes by focusing on specific keys, chords, scales, or intervals.
KORG INC.
Create and play dance music
Create and produce dance music with a powerful wavetable sound source. Use intuitive controls to shape sounds, layer effects, and sequence beats. Export tracks in multiple formats and share directly.
Dijup Tuladhar
Play , learn songs, practice
Access chord charts and diagrams for Nepali, Hindi, and English songs. Learn with tutorials and artist profiles. Practice with built-in tools. Auto-scroll through sheet music. View accurate chord sheets and track progress.
Michael Eskin
Play a virtual accordion anywhere, anytime.
The app offers a virtual accordion with a responsive fingerboard, playing in five tones. It allows musicians to practice scales and songs, with options for headphone use or amplified performance.
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