The app provides fingering positions for Violin, Viola, Cello, and Double Bass, including double stops. It displays finger tapes, string names, and supports multiple clefs and key signatures.
by Patrick Kelly★ 4.123 ratingsMusic$3.99Data updated 2026-09-14
Create and manipulate music using virtual tape loops. Load and play 90 preloaded tapes, including 65 from Streetly's Production Masters. Adjust pitch, tempo, and effects. Export audio files and share directly.
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.
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Tune instruments with adjustable A4 frequency settings and precise 10-cent tuning increments. Display pitch accuracy with a green arrow and white indicator.
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Practice on by matching finger positions to notes in the key of C. View music notation in sheet music format. Track progress and receive feedback on accuracy. No ads or in- purchases.