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Andriy Holovchak
Play sounds with piano keys
Players can explore charts with sound samples and alternate fingerings. Practice scales in both major and minor keys. Use a metronome for timing. Quiz notes for reinforcement. Track practice sessions and progress.
Patrick Kelly
Test knowledge of music chords aurally.
The app tests knowledge of triads and seventh chords using audio and visual analysis. Users can compare incorrect answers to correct ones and save results in a filterable Grade Book.
Tahira Ghani
Play , adjust keys, create
Play with adjustable key size and note labels. Use classic grand or toy sounds. Create freely without restrictions. Export and share performances.
Dartfrog, llc
Play challenges and track progress
Practice with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Choose difficulty levels and create multiple player profiles to track progress.
Weston Fletcher
Record and edit MIDI sequences
Record and edit audio with MIDI compatibility and learn support. Access factory presets for strings, organs, pianos, and synths. Use four effect sections including reverb and chorus. Adjust stereo width, mono switch, and note hold.
Dean Reyburn
Piano tuning software for professionals.
The app provides piano tuning software for professionals. It offers modes for concert instruments and aural skill improvement.
Rolf Steenge
Identify notes on the fretboard easily.
The app helps users identify notes on the fretboard and staff. It offers practice and test modes, supports various key signatures and scales, and tracks user progress per fret group.
华阳 蒋
Tap notes in rhythm, avoid white blocks
Tap notes in sync with on-screen rhythms to avoid missing beats. Hold notes for sustained timing. Track progress through levels and improve reaction speed and focus.
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.
SuperNonstop.com, Inc.
Pitches and respond with your instrument
Allows users to practice ear by playing back pitches on their instrument. The uses pitch recognition to identify notes and provides feedback. Users can select different instruments and practice identifying and replicating musical notes.
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