Reference pitch for tuning by ear.
The app provides a reference Concert A (440Hz) pitch for musicians tuning by ear. Users can select between a real oboe or a synthesizer oboe sound for the reference pitch.
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Chris Sutton
Learn to play and sing by ear
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.
EFRAC - FILIP NOWORYTA
Tune instruments and voices with precision.
The app helps users tune instruments like pianos, guitars, and violins, and even voices. It identifies the fundamental sound frequency and displays the nearest note and deviation.
Elijah Pouliot
Adjust drone pitch and save presets
Adjust drone pitch and quality with diapason calibration and multiple tuning systems including 5-limit Intonation, Meantones, and Equal Temperament. Generate real-time sounds with synthesis controls.
Marcin Jachmann
Develop pitch and melody recognition skills.
The app helps users develop relative pitch and melody recognition. It offers four exercise modes: Interval, Interval in context, Pitch, and Melody, with customizable settings.
262Hz LLC
Play piano notes and recognize intervals
Practice interval recognition, pitch identification, and transcription skills using a virtual piano. Play melodies, replay them, and replicate the notes. Track progress with scores and improve improvisation and self-esteem through regular use.
Better Notes, LLC
Slow videos and loop clips for learning
Slow down songs from Apple up to 4x without changing pitch. Loop specific sections for focused practice. Access guitar tutorials, live performances, and lyrics via one-tap searches. Slow down videos from YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.
Yasar Bozdag
Tune the Turkish Baglama instrument
The app provides tuning for the Turkish instrument Baglama with 0.01Hz sensitivity. It offers various tuning modes and includes features like offline lyrics, an amplifier with equalizer and effects, and a recording tool.
John Nastos
Train ears with interval recognition exercises
Train musical ear with 50+ customizable exercises for interval and chord recognition. Practice with adjustable settings and a large chord library. Track progress and repeat exercises for improvement.
Richard Williams
Improve playing with musical feedback.
The app provides feedback on musical performances. It allows users to select exercises, play them, and receive a score.
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