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Nick Culbertson
Tune instruments with real audio notes
Tuner+ provides reference pitches for tuning instruments like guitar, bass, banjo, mandolin, cello, violin, piano, viola, and ukulele. It offers real audio and sine wave tones. Supports VoiceOver accessibility for users with visual impairments.
Strong Apps LLC
Practice guitar chords and notes on multiple
Guitar and stringed instruments through interactive games. Practice notes and chords on various fretboards. Choose from 9 instruments including guitar, bass, mandolin, and ukulele. Customize practice sections and track progress.
Jazz Apps Mobile LLC
Chord and scale reference for improvisation.
The app offers a visual and audio reference for jazz improvisation scales and chords. It organizes 25 chord qualities into three families and displays chords with recommended scales, allowing users to hear them played.
Roger Pollard
Play melodies and rhythm modes
Play rhythm-based games with melody and rhythm modes. Choose between chill or challenge difficulty. Follow on-screen notes to score points. Miss notes to lose your part. Explore song charts and indie music tracks. Compete for high scores.
Patrick Kelly
Recognize intervals by sight sound.
The app helps users recognize simple and compound intervals by sight and sound. It offers three modes: Audio and Visual, Audio Only, and Visual Only, with support for multiple clefs and customizable playback options.
Toshihiko Arai
Play notes, learn , master chords
Learn and relative through interactive exercises. Identify double-stop notes using just intonation. Practice chord recognition and matching. Track progress with in- feedback and repetition. Sync with music libraries for real-time comparison.
Stonekick Limited
Tune instruments with microphone input
Tune instruments using a microphone. Detect pitch and display visual feedback. Adjust for different instruments including ukulele, guitar, violin, and flute. Set reference tones and track accuracy. Save and recall custom settings.
Better Day Wireless, Inc.
Learn songs on a virtual guitar.
The app offers a 24-fret guitar with multitouch, real strumming, and fretting. Users can learn over 1,500 songs across various genres and artists, with new songs added weekly.
Visions Encoded Inc.
Learn note names on musical staffs.
The app helps beginners learn note names on musical staffs. Users identify random notes by selecting the correct letter or key.
Seiji Hashizume
Play notes with 88 keys
Play a full 88-key with touch-based keyboard. Adjust key size for different hand sizes. Switch between 128 instrument sounds including , electric , and harpsic.
Olric Digital
Visualize , explore keys, track chord progressions
Learn key signatures by tapping to see sharps or flats. Generate for any key instantly. Visualize connections between major and minor keys on an interactive circle. Practice with customizable settings and instant feedback.
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