Find chords by finger positions
A dictionary for identifies symbols based on finger positions. Set finger placements to retrieve names. Includes reverse lookup for symbols to finger positions.
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Ringtones LLC (U.S.)
Play and track progress
Play on iOS devices with a 6-string, 15-fret virtual instrument. Scroll through a fretboard, learn , and practice finger placements. Adjust tuning and view chord diagrams for accurate playing.
Nomad AI OU
Songs, learn chords, track beats
Recognize chords, beats, and lyrics from audio files or microphone input. Access songs on YouTube, SoundCloud, or local files. View diagrams and track progress. Export lyrics and chords for offline use.
Michael Krautsieder
Generate chords for your music projects
Generate progressions for music creation. Export as MIDI files to use in digital audio workstations. Supports EDM, Future House, Future Bass, Hardstyle, Trap, and other electronic genres. Create and integrate chords into music projects.
musictheory.net, LLC
Practice chords, intervals, and scales
Music "Identify notes, key signatures, and intervals by ear. Practice scales and chords with customizable exercises. Use musical calculators for accidentals, intervals, scales, chords, analysis symbols, and twelve-tone matrices."
James Finley
Play guitar, ukulele, and other string instruments
Select for guitar, ukulele, mandolin, dulcimer, and banjo. View chord diagrams with finger positions. Adjust tuning settings for different instruments. Save and share custom chord charts.
Araneus Information Systems Oy
Find chords and view diagrams
Find chord diagrams for guitar, ukulele, and mandolin. Enter chord names to view different voicings or adjust diagrams to identify new chords. Hear how each chord sounds. Supports alternate tunings.
Denis Kutuzov
Write chords, loop progressions, trigger chords
Create progressions and loop them in sync with other apps. Trigger chords via MIDI footswitch. Explore music theory and harmonies. Save and share progressions. Sync with Apple Health.
DENYS BELIAEV
Learn notes and finger
Learn finger through visual diagrams and audio demonstrations. Hear each note and see . Access tenor lessons and practice techniques.
Max Schlee
Select , view diagrams, explore positions
Explore guitar with diagrams in all 11 fretboard positions. Select chord root, type, and variation to view options. Supports 4-string, 5-string, and 6-string basses. Displays over 8000 chord possibilities.
Gismart Ltd
Play , chords, and songs anytime
Play using a virtual with realistic sound. Choose from multiple instruments including , violin, and harpsichord. Access free songs and chords for practice. Adjust settings to customize sound and playback.
Denis Kutuzov
Create chords, loop progressions, trigger ideas
Create and save progressions with visual feedback. Trigger chords via MIDI footswitch. Sync progressions with other apps. Learn relationships and scales. Play chords on an on-screen piano keyboard. Use pads to organize and access saved chords.
DENYS BELIAEV
Learn notes, view finger positions, and practice
Learn to play the with interactive charts and real-time sound demonstrations. Choose from piccolo, , alto , or bass . View finger positions, listen to notes, and access lesson tutorials for structured practice.
Balazs Kiss
Identify intervals, chords, and scales by ear
Learn to identify musical intervals, chords, scales, and rhythms by listening. Practice ten exercises including interval and chord recognition, melody and rhythm dictation, and chord progressions.
Astrocode Pty Ltd
Play chords, explore styles, create music
Generate chord progressions based on selected moods for guitar, piano, and ukulele. Explore alternative progressions for song sections like bridges or solos. Listen to examples or play along. Save and share created progressions.
Infinaut Technologies, Inc
Tune, learn, and play chords
Helps users tune instruments, learn chords and scales, and explore alternate tunings. It includes a tuner with ear training, chord charts in multiple positions, and over 150 scales.
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