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SuperMegaUltraGroovy, Inc.
Learn songs without tabs or music.
The app guesses beats, chords, and key of songs to help users break them down. Users can slow down playback, scrub to hear specific notes, and create regions that loop to learn tricky parts.
Ronald Nicholson
Tap chords and strum sweet music
The app allows users to play chords by tapping buttons and strumming. Chord buttons can be reconfigured for over 150 chords per key, and users can experiment with picking melodies.
EDGAR GABRIEL
Improvisation for string players education.
The app teaches string players improvisation using notation, audio, and exercises. It covers various musical styles and clefs, suitable for students, teachers, and professionals.
Ramadorai Arunkumar
Sing along and practice ragas
Practice Carnatic Music with guided singing of saraḷi, jhaṇṭa, dhāṭu varisais, and alaṅkārams in multiple ragas. Adjust sruthi and tempo. Choose instruments like veena, guitar, flute, or violin. Track progress and refine singing skills.
Nicholas Wylie
Track time, organize songs, play along
Create backing tracks by uploading songs and isolating instruments like vocals, drums, bass, and guitar. Adjust volume levels for each track. with tempo control, track time spent, and organize song lists for focused sessions.
Klaus Fecker
Play scales, chords, and test tones
Calculate tempo and beat per minute with a tap tempo function. Adjust pre delay, gate, and envelopes. Generate test tones and sine waves. View fretboard and keyboard for scale learning. Play arpeggios and chords.
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