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Limelight Software
Sequence tracks and manage clips
Plugin for AUM. Supports 16 tracks with unlimited length and 16 output ports. Import and manage clips via Media Bay. Drag and drop clips to build songs. Direct output to multiple channels.
Norman Sander
Tap to measure BPM of any song
Tap to measure BPM by syncing with the beat of music. Calculate using advanced algorithms. Save and share BPM results. Ideal for musicians, producers, and DJs.
Michael Krautsieder
Generate chords for your music projects
Generate progressions for music creation. Export as MIDI files to use in digital audio workstations. Supports EDM, Future House, Future Bass, Hardstyle, Trap, and other electronic genres. Create and integrate chords into music projects.
Fabio Vinotti
Loop and slow down audio tracks
Allows users to slow down audio, loop specific sections, and adjust pitch. They can isolate instruments using EQ, tempo while preserving sound quality, and export loops for practice.
A Tasty Pixel
Create loops, sample sounds, sequence beats
Create and manipulate audio loops with customizable settings. Sample and sequence MIDI data. Host plugins and build custom effect chains. Sync with external devices and control performance parameters in real time.
Indie Shuffle, LLC
Stream music and discover new tracks
Listen to unlimited music across hundreds of genres including rock, hip hop, and electronic. Create and save personal playlists. Discover new tracks and artists through smart playlists. Favorite tracks for easy access. Share playlists with others.
Keynote Star Inc
Play musical notes and create chords
A for children allows users to play musical notes and create chords by pressing three consecutive notes. Sliding fingers across keys produces harmonious sounds. It includes note sequences for nursery rhymes and lullabies in English.
Kit A Yu
Loop and practice rhythms
Create and practice guitar or bass rhythms with loops in funk, rock, reggae, and blues styles. Adjust playback speed for tempo matching. Loop continuously for uninterrupted practice.
David Eskenazy
Sing melodies, hear progressions, connect instruments
Learn music theory through videos and exercises. Practice reading sheet music daily. Identify intervals and notes with ear . Explore piano chords and scales. Connect instruments or voice for real-time feedback.
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