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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.
Joao Victor Vital
Play music backwards from library.
The app plays music backwards from a user's library or microphone. Users can seek through tracks, control playback speed, and record audio to hear it in reverse.
Mixable, Inc
Stream music and share playlists
Create and manage playlists to start a jukebox. Browse albums and select songs for playback. Play music from Spotify Premium or local device files. Share the playlist with others for collaborative song selection.
Max Schlee
Master seven instruments in one.
The app provides a chord reference and learning tool for seven instruments including piano, guitar, and ukulele. Users can explore, hear, and play chords, adapting progressions to their vocal range or desired key.
Ronald Nicholson
Visualize singing and instrument pitch.
The app analyzes singing or instrument pitch using the device microphone. It displays pitch on a scrolling graph, coloring notes green for on-pitch, red for sharp, and blue for flat.
New Music Productions ltd
Play from trusted sources
Play from downloaded files. Organize tracks into unlimited playlists. Use standard controls for continuous play, random shuffle, and repeat functions. Download from trusted sources.
Giuseppe Cigala
Elegant minimalist music player for easy use.
The app is a music player with a minimalist design for easy and fast use. It allows users to select tracks by title, artist, album, or playlist, and view cover art and lyrics.
Barrett Productions, LLC
Play , compete, and share scores
Play notes by tapping the keyboard or using on-screen keys. Choose from preloaded songs by Mark Farner. Sing along or play along with the music. Adjust tempo and volume. Save custom playlists and share performances.
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