Apps Like NoteBrainer for iPhone and iPad
Learn sheet music note identification easily.
The app helps users learn to sight-read sheet music with configurable flash card exercises. Users can identify notes by sight or sound, with support for various clefs and key signatures.
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Ranked alternatives
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Simple Relative Pitch Tarainer
Harukaze Komatsu
Play notes and identify intervals
Train ears with interactive piano exercises. Identify target notes after hearing a start note. Practice recognition with changing targets. Track progress through stages. Sync with music theory concepts.
Cello Instrument
Himalay Diyora
Learn parts and play basics
Learn basics with lessons on parts, holding techniques, and fundamental playing methods. Watch video tutorials for bowing, fingering, and tone production. Access sheet music for different skill levels and view maintenance guides for care.
Musk MIDI Player
Joerg Garbers
Play files and transpose them
Load files and sound libraries to play music. Adjust playback speed and transpose files. Follow notes on the keyboard and identify different channels. Read lyrics and have the speak them during playback.
iKoto
GClue
Play the Japanese Harp instrument.
The app allows users to play the Koto, a Japanese stringed instrument, on iPhone. It includes recording, playback, and demonstration features, with tone scale changes and pitch-bend functions.
JustDrones - Tunable Just Intonation Drones
Michael Eskin
Practice intonation with virtual drones.
The app provides tunable virtual Uilleann bagpipe drones for intonation practice. Users can adjust tuning and volume, with saved settings for convenience.
Compose Song, Rhythm: Songtive
Songtive SIA
Songs, share tracks, collaborate remotely
Create and edit songs using provided arrangements or original compositions. Organize chord charts and favorite tracks. Share songs with friends. Experiment with styles and drumsets. Collaborate with other users on music projects.
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