Train intervals, recognize pitches, transcribe melodies, improvise
Practice recognition by listening and playing intervals on a virtual piano. Improve pitch and transcription skills through repeated exercises. Track progress and enhance improvisation abilities with regular use.
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UVI
Play with realistic concert grand sound
Play using a realistic virtual instrument modeled after the 275 Titanium Grand . Adjust touch sensitivity, select from multiple samples, and customize sound settings. Save and share performances directly.
Learn To Master Ltd
Train ears with custom exercises
Practice ear with customizable exercises for chords, intervals, and scales. Track progress across different disciplines. Use a configurable for visual and auditory learning. Receive guided tutorials and feedback to improve aural skills.
炯龙 吴
Learn staff notation and theory
Learn staff notation, music theory, and - through interactive exercises. Practice with customizable worksheets and quizzes. Track progress with detailed reports. Sync lessons across devices and access a library of musical examples for practice.
炯龙 吴
Compose music with numbered notation
Create musical compositions using numbered notation with support for various rhythms and pitches. Input lyrics and accidentals, and adjust key signatures and tempo. Play back notation with sound, select sections for playback, and set instruments.
Fernando Morales
Generate , edit melodies, share tracks
Generate original MIDI loops with a single tap. Create catchy and inspiring short melodies. Export and share generated music. Access tutorials and demos for guidance.
Martijn Ensing
Step by step
Through structured lessons focused on one subject at a time. Complete exercises to reinforce concepts. Track progress and expand knowledge systematically. Sync devices for continued learning.
Plearn LLC
Learn names and solfège with exercises
Train musical skills with real-time pitch detection and MIDI instrument support. Practice names, solfège, and Curwen hand signs. Use a virtual keyboard with 88 keys. Access 20 question/answer modes for theory and ear training.
Joel Clifft
Master music theory and ear training.
The app presents users with musical elements to identify quickly. Users can compete with others or practice independently.
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