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Norman Schmidt
Understand and use numbered musical notation.
The app allows users to input numbers or notes using a seven-note keypad that sounds like an Italian harpsichord. Melodies can be imported from iReal Pro and exported to other applications that support Midi or MusicXML.
Contrasonic AB
Play chords, select tracks, and create music
Create and play chord progressions in various styles. Add chords, select instrument tracks, and hit play. Experiment with complex arrangements using hundreds of piano, guitar, synth, bass, and drum tracks.
Virtual Sheet Music LLC
Write music by placing notes
The app allows musicians to write music by placing notes on a staff using a finger. Users can create melodies, modify pitches and durations, add rests, sharps, flats, and chords.
Demagic AB
A tool for writing songs.
The app provides tools for writing songs, allowing users to experiment with structure, chord progressions, melodies, arrangements, and lyrics. Users can export PDF scores, MIDI, and audio, and create custom sound and composition templates.
Patrick Kelly
Find fingerings for any note
Access fingerings and alternate positions for various and tuba instruments. View note names, piano key locations, and musical notation for up to five pitches. Supports Treble, Alto, Tenor, and Bass clefs.
Andrii Pirumov
Play on neck
Learn on neck with standard and drop tunings. Practice right-handed and left-handed modes. View note sequences, play along with audio examples, and track progress through repetition exercises.
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