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Harukaze Komatsu
Play notes and identify intervals
Train ears with interactive piano exercises. Identify target notes after hearing a start note. Practice recognition with changing targets. Track progress through stages. Sync with music theory concepts.
Satoru Fukushima
Practice melodies and refine vocal skills
Practice with real-time pitch analysis and solfege training. Input custom melodies and exercises. Track progress with detailed feedback. Sync with music notation and score sheets. Adjust tempo and difficulty levels.
Smappsoft
Test music theory knowledge of scales.
The app tests music theory knowledge of major and minor diatonic scales and modes. Users can select a root note, listen to the scale, and identify it.
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.
Eric Lee
Tap beats to match the rhythm
Play a rhythm game by tapping congas on the correct beat. Match taps to numbered beats shown on screen. Improve timing and music recognition through repeated play. Track progress and practice rhythm accuracy.
Magima Kids LLC
Create beats by tapping colorful cells
Create music by tapping colorful cells on a grid, each representing a different sound. Use multiple instrument layers including drums, bass, and synths. Access a professional sound library with high-quality samples. Record and save compositions.
Eli Chen
Practice notes, track progress, improve ear skills
Practice intervals, recognize pitch patterns, and improve relative pitch through daily exercises. Track progress with streaks and customize practice sessions. Receive feedback on accuracy and refine listening skills for better musical understanding.
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