Edit sound settings and instrument parameters
Edit and customize saxophone tones, synthesizer sounds, and shakuhachi voices. Adjust effects and modify sound parameters visually. Set detailed instrument settings not available on the device itself.
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Budali Kingsley
Play notes with finger slides
Play a simulator by sliding fingers over tines to produce multiple notes simultaneously. Adjust pitch and volume. Visualize tine vibrations in time. Save and share custom compositions. Sync with music apps for playback.
SENIOR ELECTRON LLC
Play with realistic sound and effects
Simulate the Turkish instrument with two octaves of electronic sound. Adjust pitch by sliding fingers on strings. Apply effects and Turkish rhythms. Control volume and balance. Record and playback performances.
Smappsoft
Listen to , view , see fingerings
Explore diatonic and with visual and audio references. View major and minor on the musical staff. See fingerings for keyboard and guitar. Listen to note by note in any key. Add violin and bass guitar fingerings via in- purchase.
Felt Tip Inc.
Tune instruments and play reference tones
Tunes musical instruments and voice by detecting . Adjusts tuning for guitars, bass guitars, banjos, and other instruments. Provides reference tones via built-in pipe. Requires microphone access for accurate tuning.
Teodor Munteanu
Create ringtones from songs and videos
Create and customize ringtones by trimming songs, extracting audio from videos, or recording sounds. Set unique ringtones for calls, messages, alarms, and notifications. Edit audio files and save them for use across devices.
Arlo Leach
Play a folk instrument simulation.
The app simulates a mouth harp, a folk instrument. Users change the sound by altering their mouth cavity, similar to a guitar with a wah pedal.
Nicolas Gustavo Melian
Test speaker output with precise tones
Test phone speakers by generating precise tones from 20Hz to 20kHz. Adjust frequency levels to evaluate sound output, resonance, and clarity. Save and compare test results for speaker performance analysis.
Stephen Nicholls
Recognize notes, learn fingering, play correctly
Recognize notes on the stave with visual feedback. Learn and practice correct fingering or slide positions. Play back the correct note after recognition. Track progress through repeated exercises.
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