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UK Music Apps Ltd
Create tracks with chord loops
Create tracks using chord-based loops. Play along with built-in instruments. Adjust tempo and key. Add custom loops. Export finished tracks. Sync with MIDI devices. Share projects directly.
Pocketglow LLC
Play notes and chords
Play melodies using a sampled 10-hole diatonic . Access single notes, chords, blow, draw, and bend sounds across all 12 keys. Touch the screen to play without blowing. Record performances and share them directly.
WL Online Marketing LLC
Record and audio for songs
For verses, choruses, and other sections. Record audio for each part separately. Use the Chord Picker to add chords. View chords above in display mode. Add guitar tablature and access over 1000 chord diagrams.
JOSEPH AFEWORK
Generate new chords for any key.
The app generates a chart showing new chords for any given key. Users can transpose songs to different keys with this application.
Dmitrii Klochkov
Create chords, draw arpeggios, compose melodies
Create chord progressions using an intuitive chord selector and choose scales. Draw arpeggios for rhythmic patterns. Compose melodies and build full songs with multiple sections.
Rob Jackson
Touch and create music with your fingers
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.
Clara Lehmann
Scroll music files and follow along
Manage and organize music files with a song library supporting PDF, TXT, and ChordPro formats. Preview and list songs for easy navigation. Adjust autoscroll speed and direction. Search, tag, and filter songs. Import lyrics and chords from UG sources.
WL Online Marketing LLC
Record and chords on the go
For verses, choruses, and other sections. Record audio for each section separately. Use the Chord Picker to insert chords. View chords above in display mode. Add guitar tablature and chord diagrams.
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