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Cem Olcay
Create chord progressions
Create chord progressions using a . Explore over 40 scales with visual representation. View chords within selected scales and compare or borrow chords between scales. Adjust key settings and generate scale-based chord sequences.
AMGAMES, INC.
Check chords and sounds
View diagrams for 12 keys and 32 chords. Display three fingering positions for each . Play sounds to hear the notes. Practice chords with visual guides and audio feedback.
Imre Virag
Loop and isolate parts
By slowing down without pitch change. Loop sections for focused . Isolate vocals, drums, and instruments using AI. Record own . Control playback with Bluetooth foot pedal. Import songs or use Apple . Adjust speed, pitch, and BPM during .
scorio GmbH
Write music anywhere inspiration strikes.
The app allows users to write melodies, lead sheets, arrangements, and scores. Users can enter and edit music intuitively with finger touches, and modify lyrics and chords.
Drew Milloy
Strum chords and create arpeggios
Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a musical instrument. Select chords and strum strings with fingers to create arpeggiated sounds. Edit and share songs, use MIDI support, and transpose notes with in- purchase.
Matteo Caldari
Arrange clips and trigger sounds
Create music using a grid-based with clip arrangement. Manipulate clips through copy, duplicate, merge, combine, and drag-and-drop actions. Access quantize and clip length tools. Connect to plugins and external devices for sound generation.
叶 李
Learn chords and record practice sessions
Track daily practice sessions and record progress. Access beginner tutorials, chord , and interactive guides. Connect with other users to share experiences and feedback.
Nikolozi Meladze
Mac keyboard becomes a MIDI controller.
The app transforms a Mac keyboard, trackpad, and mouse into a MIDI controller. It sends MIDI notes and control messages to DAWs and soft synths, allowing users to quickly capture musical ideas.
Markus Ruh
Create music with device sensors
Create music using device sensors such as touch, motion, camera, and microphone, or connected peripherals like game controllers, Apple Watch, or AirPods. Connect modular MIDI components in the editor to build custom setups.
Harry Gohs
Dynamic spectra creation with unique sounds.
The app uses waveshaping synthesis to create unique sounds by altering spectra with sound amplitude. It offers a randomizer for generating new sound patches and includes multiple oscillators, envelopes, and effects.
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