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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Bryce Sechrist
Record, track, and organize music practice
Track practice sessions with history and statistics. Log todos and tags for organization. Record audio sessions. Use metronome and tuner for practice. Save and review recordings.
Eli Chen
Practice notes, track progress, improve ear skills
Practice intervals, recognize pitch patterns, and improve relative pitch through daily exercises. Track progress with streaks and customize practice sessions. Receive feedback on accuracy and refine listening skills for better musical understanding.
Smappsoft
Learn orchestral instruments through play.
The app offers interactive activities to learn about orchestral instruments. Users can play a matching game, explore a soundboard, and discover instrument families through listening and quizzes.
Andreas Schweiger
Manage songs and setlists for musicians.
The app stores songs and presets that can be arranged into sequences for live concerts. It includes a metronome for timing and allows users to link to iTunes music library items for reference.
Matthias Schorer
Analyze sound levels with iPhone.
The app transforms an iPhone into a sound level meter, offering dual-input measurement and a contextual reference guide. It provides long-term data logging for up to 12 hours and allows for CSV file export.
AOKI Corporation.
Children train musical hearing and enjoy.
The app helps children train their musical hearing and explore the musical world. It includes instruments, animal sounds, and chords to familiarize children with sound pitch and its representation in a musical score.
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