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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The app plays music from the iPod Library. It offers smart shuffle and search functions, along with reverb and bass boost effects.
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Create and play music using a virtual instrument. Access song themes from a songbook to unlock full tracks. Adjust pitch and timing by ear. Save and share custom compositions.
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The app teaches musical concepts including notes, rhythm, and pitch. Users can play instruments, read music, and create songs.
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Learn and practice notes, chords, and soloing. Access ear training exercises and sight reading drills. Track progress and set daily practice goals. Sync with real instrument for applied learning.
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Learn to play the by viewing finger positions on a 2D . Hear each musical note and listen to a live demonstration. Access lessons for structured practice and instruction.
insideout ltd.
Vintage tape sampling keyboard sounds.
The app provides vintage tape sampling keyboard sounds from a 70s model. Users can experience real motor and mechanical sounds with tape running animation.
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Create orchestras, study instruments, listen to melodies
Create and customize an with instruments from around the world. Play melodies and explore instrument sounds. Study instrument details through an interactive catalog. Take quizzes with three difficulty levels to test knowledge.
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Sing intervals, record your voice, get feedback
Practice ear training by singing intervals based on given tones. The records your voice and provides feedback on accuracy. Use with a headset for optimal results.
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