Apps Like In Theory - Interval Keyboard for iPhone and iPad
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TONALY: Songs, Scales & Theory
Christian Hengst Daniels
, find chords, and learn scales
And find chords based on the circle of fifths. Learn scales and chord progressions. Identify compatible chords within a key. Set and track musical goals. Sync with instruments and export progressions.

KB-1 Keyboard Suite
Kai Aras
Play MIDI keyboards and control instruments
Play multiple instruments simultaneously using MIDI Polyphonic Expression. Access 8 layouts with multiple rows and octaves. Choose from 15+ scales. Use a powerful arpeggiator. Operate as a standalone device with multiple keyboards.

Notevision - Sight Reading
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.

ScaleBud 2 AUv3 MIDI Keyboard
Cem Olcay
Play, record, and share custom scales
Create and share custom scales with other apps. Access over 110 scales and configure unlimited rows. Map keyboards for multiple rows and round off-scale notes to the nearest scale degree.


Chet - Ear Training
Ensemble Education, Inc.
Play musical games and compete globally
Practice music theory with multiple choice questions and call and response exercises. Identify musical elements and concepts. Compete against players globally. Track progress and receive feedback on accuracy.

Piano Chords and Scales
Sincere Apps SIA
Play , explore , compose music
Explore , , and progressions with interactive virtual and staff notation. Play ascending, descending, and harmonically. Adjust root notes and inversions. Compose songs by arranging and .




Piano Chords, Scales Companion
Songtive SIA
Identify chords, scales, and progressions.
The app identifies chords and scales, displaying their construction on a grand staff. It offers fingering, relative scales, and compatible chords, aiding composition and practice with a chord progression builder.

StringMaster Lite
Great Apptitude Pty Ltd
Learn the guitar fretboard easily.
The app helps users learn the guitar fretboard. It includes chord tools and offers in-app purchases for additional instrument support and features.

JustChords
Marek Palka
Create and share chord charts and lyrics
Catalog and organize chord charts and lyrics. Import from online sources or create new charts. Sync across devices via iCloud. Build and share setlists. Transpose, capo, or rewrite chords. Use with metronome, autoscroll, and chord buttons.

Neon
Aaron Meyers
Sequence patterns and chain sequences
Create and sequence music using a step sequencer with generative features. Chain patterns with the Metasequencer. Use Modifier system for dynamic changes. Switch states via MIDI Program Changes. Adjust UI for different window sizes.

Earpeggio
Balazs Kiss
Identify intervals, chords, and scales by ear
Learn to identify musical intervals, chords, scales, and rhythms by listening. Practice ten exercises including interval and chord recognition, melody and rhythm dictation, and chord progressions.

Tonality: Music Theory
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.

Flat: Sheet Music Maker & Tabs
Tutteo Limited
Edit sheet and play notes
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.

MyMusicTheory - Music Theory
myrApps s.r.o.
Practice and sight read notes
Practice with exercises on key signatures, intervals, and chords. Identify notes in treble and mezzo-soprano clefs. Train sight reading with varying difficulty levels. Learn about triads, sevenths, and extended chords.
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