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UK Music Apps Ltd
Play jazz standards and track your progress
Practice jazz standards with backing tracks and live studio recordings. Mute your instrument to play along. Access 100 jazz pieces with intros and endings. Supports piano, guitar, saxophone, trumpet, bass, drums, and singers.
Warren Burton
Organize words images and ideas.
The app helps users organize ideas non-linearly by associating words and images. Users can categorize ideas with color and shape, and add sketches or photos to their maps.
GOKCE NAZ GUN
Organize and display collections
Organize and display K-pop collections with digital binder pages. Add and rearrange photos in slots, save custom layouts, and create print-ready templates for easy printing and sharing.
Demagic AB
A tool for writing songs.
The app provides tools for writing songs, allowing users to experiment with structure, chord progressions, melodies, arrangements, and lyrics. Users can export PDF scores, MIDI, and audio, and create custom sound and composition templates.
Michael Eskin
Play a virtual accordion anywhere, anytime.
The app offers a virtual accordion with a responsive fingerboard, playing in five tones. It allows musicians to practice scales and songs, with options for headphone use or amplified performance.
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