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.
Learn to identify musical notes, rhythms, and accents through interactive exercises. Match heard melodies on a virtual piano keyboard. Progress from simple one- or two-note phrases to complex musical patterns.
Learn chords and scales through interactive 3D lessons. View real-time finger placement and arm movements. Practice with built-in metronome and play along with backing tracks. Track progress and adjust lesson difficulty. Share performance recordings.
Learn music by ear with stem splitting, sheet music generation, and playback controls. Adjust individual stems for bass, vocals, drums, and other instruments. Generate sheet music for audio or video.
Practice rhythmic exercises with metronome support to improve timing and sight reading. Repeat custom rhythms, test skill levels, and track progress. Sync with a teacher or practice independently for structured training sessions.
Chords and scales with interactive lessons. Use a virtual simulator to practice strumming and fingerpicking. Track progress with lesson completion and skill assessments. Access chord diagrams and tablature for reference.
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.
Track playing habits and provide feedback to improve performance. Use a chromatic , tone and chord generator, , and recorder. Practice ear training, rhythm, timing, and dynamics. Sync with Apple Health for progress tracking.
Create and edit sheet and guitar tabs using touch piano, guitar fretboard, or drum pads. Play back compositions with over 90 instruments. Share directly or export as PDF. Sync with web version for editing on multiple devices.
The app helps users learn to sight-read sheet music with configurable flash card exercises. Users can identify notes by sight or sound, with support for various clefs and key signatures.