Soniq Viewer
Yuji Koike
Visualize audio frequencies with a microphone.
The app displays audio frequencies using a microphone. Users can view the pitch of their voice with a spectrum shown up to 60 frames per second.
Play and track progress
Practice note recognition by playing randomly generated to build muscle memory. Learn note names on the staff with a delayed display feature. Track progress and refine musical skills through targeted exercises.
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Yuji Koike
Visualize audio frequencies with a microphone.
The app displays audio frequencies using a microphone. Users can view the pitch of their voice with a spectrum shown up to 60 frames per second.
Ronald Nicholson
Sound-activated chromatic musical instrument tuner.
The app is a sound-activated, chromatic tuner for musical instruments. It uses speech synthesis to inform users if their instrument is in tune, without requiring visual or physical interaction with the display.
Alper Kahriman
Explore sounds and settings
Play and customize sounds with realistic sampling. Adjust tuning, dynamics, and registration settings. Load and save presets. Connect to MIDI devices and control via touch or keyboard. Share performances and recordings.
Max Schlee
Learn banjo and balalaika notes.
The app helps users learn banjo and balalaika notes in any notation. It features an interactive Notes Explorer and a Notes Trainer with statistics to track progress.
新玲 张
Edit scores, play , record ideas
Edit musical scores with note input, equal pitch conversion, and embellishments. Add lyrics and emoticons. Transpose , adjust dynamics, and record creative ideas. Play back scores and export in various formats.
Firewhale LLC
Master with exercises
Learn with interactive lessons on scales, key signatures, note recognition, chord building, and interval identification. exercises to reinforce concepts. Test knowledge with quizzes and progress tracking.
Thomas Gullion
Practice assistant for improvising musicians
The app provides a practice assistant for musicians. It uses long, sustained tones called drones to help users develop their ears and musical ideas.
Dave Scruton
Create music from photos and colors
Create music using images and colors to generate melodies and harmonies. Adjust arpeggios and apply effects with Pipes, Scalars, and Gravity. Access advanced features in Pro Mode for expanded creative options.
新玲 张
Learn music theory with interactive lessons
Learn to read sheet music and improve sight-reading with interactive lessons and timed exercises. Identify notes through animations. Receive skill-based recommendations. Track progress with session results. Adjust difficulty based on user level.
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