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Michael Rylee
Play notes, chords, and scales
Learn and practice fretboard notes, chords, and soloing. Train ear recognition and sight reading. Set daily practice goals. Track progress over time. Sync lessons with real instrument usage.
Frederic Nagler
, practice rhythms, track progress
Practice reading musical with customizable exercises and progress tracking. Set goals and monitor improvement over time. Access a variety of note patterns and rhythms. Sync lessons across devices and receive instant feedback during practice sessions.
Super Duper, Inc.
Select cards and practice filling in blanks
Practice personal pronouns "I" and "me" illustrated flash cards and audio prompts. Students fill in blanks to complete sentences. Select cards for customization. Automatic scoring provides instant feedback.
Chris Sutton
Learn Seventh Chords With Chordelia Seventh Heaven
The app teaches users to recognize and use seventh chords. It offers training, testing, and custom modes to help users distinguish between chord types and improve their musical understanding.
Hendrik Goosen
Learn music theory with flashcards.
The app presents basic music theory in a flash-card game format. It helps users build music note recognition through random repetition, applicable to all instruments and music styles.
Satoru Fukushima
Tap and analyze your for improvement
Train rhythmic skills with real-time visual and aural feedback. Analyze tap timing accuracy, record and compare taps, view progress, and select score difficulty levels.
Tailmind AB
Interactive learning game for young children.
The app offers three modes: Point and Learn, Learn with Puzzles, and Guess the Image. Users can interact with animals, vehicles, and musical instruments, hearing their sounds and names.
Michael Rylee
Master the fretboard with this tool.
The app provides a tool for learning and practicing fretboard notes, chords, and soloing. Users can improve skills by using the app and applying knowledge to their instrument.
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