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DevDa AS
Play chords, identify notes, improve ear training
Learn to identify chord progressions using real audio clips. Practice with 500+ clips that mimic actual musical contexts. Play back chords and progressions to test recognition. Receive instant feedback on accuracy. Track progress over time.
Firstconcert Productions GmbH
Explore through interactive lessons
Explore musical instruments through animated videos and sound samples. Interact with a virtual piano keyboard. Listen to 20 minutes of curated classical selections. View colorful illustrations and learn about musical elements.
Michael Rylee
Learn fretboard notes and positions.
The app offers flash cards for learning fretboard notes, positions, and ear training. It supports various instruments and learning methods for musicians of all levels.
Theta Music Technologies Y. K.
Improve musicianship and music understanding.
The app offers 12 courses and 50 games covering ear training and music theory. It helps users improve skills in sound, pitch, scales, intervals, melody, chords, progressions, rhythm, and notation.
insideout ltd.
Vintage tape sampling keyboard sounds.
The app provides vintage tape sampling keyboard sounds from a 70s model. Users can experience real motor and mechanical sounds with tape running animation.
Aron Beaver
Learn guitar and patterns
Learn guitar and patterns through interactive exercises. Identify by touch or sight. Practice scales and chord shapes. Track progress and receive feedback during play. Sync with guitar input for real-time recognition.
Dave Scruton
Color becomes music with this instrument.
The app converts color into music using a unique algorithm that analyzes RGB values, luminance, and chromatic values. These are converted into musical notes using tonal scales and musical keys, played by a built-in synthesizer and sample player.
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