Learn intervals, calculate them, quiz yourself
Learn theory with clear explanations and an intuitive calculator. Practice with quizzes and ear training exercises that provide instant feedback, scores, and visual rewards.
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EDGAR GABRIEL
Improvisation for string players education.
The app teaches string players improvisation using notation, audio, and exercises. It covers various musical styles and clefs, suitable for students, teachers, and professionals.
iMakeStuff
Control Philips Hue lights with music.
The app transforms Philips Hue lights into a dynamic lightshow by reacting to music or cycling through custom color themes. It offers a strobe feature and mood settings with adjustable transition times and brightness.
Flavio Losco
Study theory, practice tests, pass exam
Study for A and B driving licenses in Italy with updated ministerial quizzes and topic-based practice. Identify correct answers using tricks and explanations. Access illustrated theory and track mistakes with detailed feedback.
Astemir Boziev
Review flashcards and track progress
Create and organize flashcards for study sessions. Review cards using spaced repetition to improve retention. Adjust difficulty based on performance. Track progress over time. Export cards to other decks. Share decks with others.
Jazz Apps Mobile LLC
Test music theory knowledge across categories.
The app tests user knowledge of music theory across five categories: Functions, Chords, Diatonic Chords, Scales, and Intervals. Users can customize quizzes by focusing on specific keys, chords, scales, or intervals.
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