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Vladimir Vasek
, keys, and intervals
To read sheet with flashcards for , key signatures, and intervals. Practice sight reading through structured exercises. Track progress and set daily practice goals. Sync with Apple Health to monitor practice sessions.
Better Day Wireless, Inc.
Carry a piano everywhere users go.
The app offers a full 88-key piano experience with realistic sound. It supports multi-touch for chord play and allows users to resize keys to fit their fingers.
HAKKI ALTAN
Notes on your
Notes using a real and microphone. Play notes and receive instant feedback. Progress through level-based lessons. Track performance with accuracy and speed metrics. Sync lessons with a structured curriculum for consistent practice.
Max Schlee
Find and learn to read sheet music
Identify by tapping virtual sheet music or keyboard keys. Display corresponding on the staff or keyboard. Learn note positions and improve reading skills through interactive practice.
Tim O's Studios, LLC
Play Sudoku and solve puzzles
Play Sudoku to challenge your mind with a 9×9 grid. Fill rows, columns, and 3×3 sub-grids with digits 1–9. Choose from easy, medium, hard, or expert levels. Disable numbers after all instances are entered. Use note-taking and hints when needed.
grace lee
Play notes, track progress, practice sight reading
Practice sight reading with real or virtual instruments. Access timed game drills for instrument training. Use MIDI with headphones or a keyboard. Includes free landmark notes tutorials and mini-drills. Upgrade for advanced sight reading features.
John Walbolt
Tune notes and play pitches with
Offers a pipe for note identification, a piano with 6 octaves for vocal warm-ups, and a tuner to detect notes. Users can play notes, adjust , and practice singing with professional audio quality.
michal bojanowicz
And sight-read with real instruments
And sight-reading with real instruments like , guitar, or violin. Use note buttons or a virtual keyboard. Receive feedback with smiling kitten animations. View session summaries and adjust settings.
thoor software AB
Train music notes with exercises
Practice musical and chord recognition with interactive exercises. Track progress with saved statistics. Return to specific exercises for focused improvement.
Jean-Pierre Simard
Tune notes and adjust pitch
A chromatic with a clean interface displays the current note and a marker that turns green when in tune. Adjust preferences for sharps or flats with a tap. Apply transposition with one touch. Supports all screen sizes and orientations.
嵩 张
Compose , edit scores, play piano
Create and edit sheet using a virtual piano keyboard. Export and import MusicXML files for compatibility with other software. Compose simple piano pieces or complex symphonies. View and adjust musical scores with a user-friendly interface.
Michael Rylee
Master bass guitar fretboard notes.
The app offers a tool for mastering the bass guitar fretboard. Users can improve skills by practicing notes, chords, soloing, ear training, and sight reading.
Patrick Kelly
Hear pitches for written notes easily.
The app allows users to hear pitches for written notes or piano keys. It supports intervals and chords up to 5 notes on iPhone and 12 notes on iPad, with key signature support for easier pitch finding.
Michael Rylee
Learn fretboard notes and positions.
The app offers flash cards for learning fretboard notes, positions, and ear training. It supports various instruments and learning methods for musicians of all levels.
嵩 张
Compose , edit scores, play piano
Create and edit using a virtual piano keyboard. Export and import MusicXML files for compatibility with other software. Compose simple piano pieces or complex symphonies. View and adjust musical scores with a user-friendly interface.
Visions Encoded Inc.
Note letters on clefs
Displays a random note on the musical staff and you identify its letter name. Toggle between treble and bass clef. Choose from three letter notation systems: C D E F G A B, C D E F G A H, or Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si.
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