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Tomas Javnicky
Improve hearing of harmonies and movements.
The app presents exercises for recognizing melodic and harmonic intervals, scales, and various chord types in all inversions. Users can select from five musical instruments for the exercises, with an option to display the first note.
Better Notes, LLC
, play songs, track progress
With step-by-step lessons and real-time feedback. Practice with smart games that listen and correct your playing. Access over 14,000 and follow structured lessons to build skills progressively.
thoor software AB
Listen to audio and identify notes
Train musical ear with interval, chord, and scale exercises. Practice identifying notes and progress through 32 structured lessons. Track performance and repeat exercises for improvement.
Bryce Hostetler
Play, learn, and master
Explore with chord and scale references. Identify and analyze chords. Create and edit MIDI files. Use AUv3 plugins for sound synthesis and composition. View detailed scale information and interval relationships.
Higher Learning Technologies, Inc.
Master with practice questions and videos
Prepare for the exam with over 3,000 practice questions and 350 mental videos. Answer patient box-style questions that match the exam format. Create customized quizzes to focus on weak areas with visual aids.
Olric Digital
Visualize , explore keys, track chord progressions
Learn key signatures by tapping to see sharps or flats. Generate for any key instantly. Visualize connections between major and minor keys on an interactive circle. Practice with customizable settings and instant feedback.
Ryan Newsome
Practice notes and build musical skills
Practice with interactive exercises that improve accuracy, rhythm, and note recognition. Use MIDI instruments, microphone input, or on-screen keyboard for flexible practice. Track progress and refine musical skills through targeted sessions.
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