Create and play chord progressions in various styles. Add chords, select instrument tracks, and hit play. Experiment with complex arrangements using hundreds of piano, guitar, synth, bass, and drum tracks.
The app offers a collection of 11 guitar chords, presented with variations and optimal fingerings. Users can transpose chords to any key and strum on-screen to hear them played on an acoustic guitar with reverb.
Explore diatonic and with visual and audio references. View major and minor on the musical staff. See fingerings for keyboard and guitar. Listen to note by note in any key. Add violin and bass guitar fingerings via in- purchase.
Create and edit songs using provided arrangements or original compositions. Organize chord charts and favorite tracks. Share songs with friends. Experiment with styles and drumsets. Collaborate with other users on music projects.
Interactive fingering charts for woodwind, brass, fret, and string instruments. Tap valves or keys to play notes. View detailed diagrams for flute, clarinet, guitar, violin, and other instruments. Sync with audio for note recognition.
Train ears to improve musical skills. Practice drills like Higher/Lower, Single Note, Intervals, and Chord Modes. Customize preferences and change background images from the main menu.
Learn to identify notes and chords by ear. Practice playing without sheet or tabs. Understand theory through real-world examples. Create and improvise spontaneously. Track progress and access daily learning resources.
The app provides step-by-step instruction and review for major and minor key signatures and scales. Users can achieve mastery of recognizing and entering key signatures and scales through interactive tutorials and guided practice.
The app allows users to select a root note and chord type to play chords on a piano. It offers features like Auto Select, Chord Tone Pads, Octave Shift, and Key Transpose for learning and music theory study.
Learn to musical with exercises that cover multiple octaves and adjustable difficulty levels. Practice on Treble Clef or Bass Clef. Choose note naming style as "Do Re Mi" or "A B C". Set exercise speed and duration.