The app tests ear training skills using high quality samples and displays intervals in music notation. Intervals are replayed when a wrong guess is made and can be sounded together with a range of 6 octaves.
by Arthur Roolfs★ 1.02 ratingsMusicFreeData updated 2026-09-10
View , bass, or ukulele fretboards with customizable and tunings. Choose from 48 built-in or create custom ones. Play back and solos with audio support. Track progress with practice sessions and theory lessons.
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Learn and practice notes, chords, and soloing. Use ear training and sight reading exercises. Track progress with daily practice sessions. Sync with real instrument for applied learning. Share achievements with community.
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Allows users to tune instruments with a chromatic tuner that detects pitch quickly and tracks low notes. It displays LED and cent readings for precise tuning. Users can set reference tones for ear training.
The app allows users to draw sound spectra and play them simultaneously. It offers WAV export, eight timbres, and adjustable octaves from two to eight.