Play on your device with realistic studio-quality sounds. Use virtual frets to strum chords and play melodies. Adjust volume, effects, and tuning settings. Save and share custom riffs and songs.
Train musical ear with interval, chord, and scale exercises. Practice identifying notes and progress through 32 structured lessons. Track performance and repeat exercises for improvement.
Create beats and melodies using drum kits, synths, and melodic instruments. Sample audio via phone microphone. Edit MIDI sequences and export tracks to Live. Explore sound libraries and experiment with effects. Save and share musical ideas directly.
Create custom jam tracks by selecting chords, tempo, and style. Generate random chord sequences for immediate playback. Choose from a wide range of musical genres including rock, blues, jazz, metal, pop, and country.
Play on iOS devices with a 6-string, 15-fret virtual instrument. Scroll through a fretboard, learn , and practice finger placements. Adjust tuning and view chord diagrams for accurate playing.
Learn piano and by selecting a key and playing them on the keyboard. View notes and formulas for major and minor . See correct fingering for each scale. Listen to played examples.
Identify and name guitar chords in real time. Display chord diagrams and names. Share chord progressions and variations. Learn chord transitions and fingerings.
Provides chord charts and a chord selector for guitarists. It includes all 28 modes with visual representations of each mode’s unique shape. Users can explore and modes for practice and reference.
Explore and scales with a dictionary featuring user libraries and reverse mode. Search by keys or MIDI input. Build chord progressions with common patterns. Use the circle of 5ths for navigation.
Create music by touching the screen to play notes and adjust sounds. Use multi-touch surfaces like radar, ribbon, or keyboard. Move fingers to modify tones. The semi-generative engine selects suitable notes automatically.
View and learn diagrams for all standard chords. Strum chords to hear their sound or individual strings for note recognition. Switch between left-handed and right-handed displays. Choose from standard, baritone, or D tunings.