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Ningenius Studios LLC
Track student progress with fingering graphics
Teach music theory with note identification, fingerings, and rhythms. Track student progress and assign exercises. Include alternate fingerings in red. Motivate learners with quizzes and progress reports.
University of California, Los Angeles
Practice sight reading and intervals
Practice ear training with modules for sight reading, intervals, chords, and dictation. Complete exercises in untimed practice mode or timed survival mode. Track scores and view high scores. Recognize notes and rhythms through audio prompts.
Hendrych Kowalski
, edit, store, share
Using iPhone or iPad camera. Convert to PDF or image formats. Edit text, crop, and annotate scans. Save, organize, and share files. Sync with cloud storage services. Export as email attachments or social media posts.
Andreas Schweiger
Manage songs and setlists for musicians.
The app stores songs and presets that can be arranged into sequences for live concerts. It includes a metronome for timing and allows users to link to iTunes music library items for reference.
Havard Tryman
Track songs, create set lists, practice efficiently
Manage music collections by storing chords and lyrics in one place. Copy-paste content from any source and link to YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Music. Create and organize set lists. Back up songs and sync across devices.
Gautam Jain
Create sticky and checklists
Take on colorful sticky with text and images. Create checklists for tasks. Set for upcoming actions. Attach photos from camera or gallery. Search by keywords or tags. Sync across devices. Share via email or messaging.
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