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Arlo Leach
Play washboard, spoons, kazoo, and jug
Play four traditional instruments: washboard, spoons, kazoo, and jug. Scrub, tap, hum, and buzz to mimic real playing. Includes instruction sheets for each instrument. Connect headphones for private practice. Play along with iOS audio.
Rantek Inc.
Learn about musical instruments today.
The app teaches about 27 musical instruments using a Montessori approach. It includes lessons on instrument names and sounds, a three-part card matching activity, and an activity to match instruments to their sounds.
Andre Castany
Play with small horses and reach
Play a turn-based with 2 to 4 players. Move small horses across the to reach the stable first. Choose from multiple languages. Save progress and adjust difficulty.
123 Kids Fun Sp. z o.o.
Explore the world of music.
The app offers 25 different instruments for users to explore and create music. It fosters creativity, motor skills, and an appreciation for sounds and music, with a simple and intuitive design for all ages.
Barefoot Books Inc.
Explore 3D globes and interactive quizzes
Explore a 3D interactive globe with animated icons and a changing soundscape. Answer interactive quizzes about geography. Rotate and zoom the globe to view different regions. Learn about countries, cities, and landmarks through engaging content.
NETIGEN KLUZOWICZ SPOLKA JAWNA
Play and create music anytime
Create and record original compositions using recording mode. Play realistic drum and percussion sounds with multitouch controls. Access a full acoustic drum set with 14 realistic instrument sounds including bass drum, snare drum, tom, and floor tom.
dai hee Yum
Play piano with animal sounds.
The app offers a piano interface with multiple instrument sounds including piano, pan flute, and violin. Users can play along with songs and enjoy percussion instruments with G-sensor support.
Limelight Software
Model strings and create sounds
Generates instrument sounds using physical string modeling based on Karplus-Strong theory. Users can adjust waveform inputs, control delay lines, and modify filters to create various instrument tones.
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