Play with an 88-key virtual keyboard. Use multitouch, adjust metronome settings, and control sustain pedal. Access double row keyboard layout and high-resolution graphics. Customize sound options and save performance settings.
With dual keyboards and adjustable octave and size. View sheet music on iPad while playing. Use metronome with adjustable tempo and volume. Record performances. Adjust note range.
Learn music by ear with stem splitting, sheet music generation, and playback controls. Adjust individual stems for bass, vocals, drums, and other instruments. Generate sheet music for audio or video.
Helps users instruments with real-time feedback. It detects intonation and rhythm errors during performances. Users can review notes individually to improve accuracy. The supports , viola, and cello.
The app listens and finds the user's pitch, showing how far off it is. It tracks notes instantly, displaying the note and its exact frequency in hertz and cents.
Import music sheet files to and learn favorite songs. Use an 88-key simulator to practice. Receive guidance through tutorials. Track progress and refine playing techniques.
The app provides an interactive game environment to learn the Bass Clef. Users can master six levels at their own pace, choosing between alphabetic or Solfege notation.
Create sheet music with intuitive tools for notation, playback, and editing. Add lyrics, adjust rhythms, and save compositions. Export as PDF or image. Share directly or print for lessons and performances.
Learn notes through structured courses and visual fingering guides. Play from beginner to advanced levels. Track progress and customise settings like solfege or standard notation. Use authentic sounds and sheet music for practice.
Create and edit musical scores and tablature with tools for notation and tab editing. Import or start new scores. Share files with collaborators. View and analyze existing sheet music and tablature. Adjust notes, rhythms, and formatting.
The app provides an interactive game environment for learning the Alto Clef. Users can master six levels at their own pace, choosing difficulty and notation types.