Pitches and respond with your instrument
Allows users to practice ear by playing back pitches on their instrument. The uses pitch recognition to identify notes and provides feedback. Users can select different instruments and practice identifying and replicating musical notes.
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CANDID CODE LLC
Identify notes, intervals, and chords
Learn music theory with interactive exercises on intervals, scales, and chords. Identify notes and harmonies through listening tasks. Receive feedback to improve understanding and accuracy.
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Design arpeggios with musical controls.
The app is a musical instrument designed to play arpeggios. Users can design arpeggio patterns and control speed, pitch, volume, pitchbend, and vibrato.
Yasar Bozdag
Record audio with effects and share
Turn your iPhone into an with effects. Adjust a 10-band equalizer, apply reverb with over 10 presets, add delay, or use distortion with over 20 presets. Record and share audio with applied effects.
Aya Labs B.V.
A note, match the , challenge yourself
Record vocal notes and compare them to target pitches. Receive real-time feedback on accuracy. Complete personalized vocal exercises to improve singing skills. Track progress over time with visual indicators. Unlock challenges based on skill level.
Hashimoto Shogo
Play audio, mark, repeat sections
Lets users create playlists and add markers to repeat specific audio sections. Users can navigate to desired playback positions, set repeat intervals, and use the for language learning, ear training, and transcription.
Playnote Limited
Test musical notes and track progress
Practice ear tests for RCM Grades with audio exercises and mock exams. Identify notes, intervals, and rhythms. Track progress and review answers. Supports 12 instruments and includes over 1,600 questions.
Michael Rylee
Practice guitar notes
Learn and practice guitar notes, chords, and soloing. Complete ear training exercises and sight reading drills. Track progress with daily practice sessions and apply knowledge to real instrument playing. Sync with Apple Health for workout tracking.
Michael Rylee
Master bass guitar fretboard notes.
The app offers a tool for mastering the bass guitar fretboard. Users can improve skills by practicing notes, chords, soloing, ear training, and sight reading.
Robert Lumpkins
Vocal warm ups for serious singers
The app provides vocal warm-ups and exercises for singers. It offers 16 scale patterns and realistic piano sounds, allowing users to select their vocal range and adjust note playback speed.
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