Apps Like Note Names & Pitches for iPhone and iPad
Hear pitches for written notes easily.
The app allows users to hear pitches for written notes or piano keys. It supports intervals and chords up to 5 notes on iPhone and 12 notes on iPad, with key signature support for easier pitch finding.
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