Practice assistant for improvising musicians
The app provides a practice assistant for musicians. It uses long, sustained tones called drones to help users develop their ears and musical ideas.
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Coreteam SIA
Hear how a band fits together.
The app is a musical playground where children and parents can explore how individual sounds combine to form a song. Users can tap musicians to toggle instrument parts and drag instruments to matching musicians to build a band.
Ryan Damico
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Adjust tempo and set custom subdivisions. Play precision click sounds and use a built-in rhythm trainer. Practice with beats for guitar, piano, drums, or bass. Sync with other devices for group rehearsals.
MAMP GmbH
Sharpen hearing and grow musical skills.
The app offers music theory and ear training exercises. It includes interval recognition, chord progressions, and rhythm training.
Hidetomo Katsura
Develop essential musical listening skills.
The app offers interactive ear training for musicians. It helps users develop listening skills for chords, inversions, intervals, and scales.
Hidetomo Katsura
Develop essential musical listening skills.
The app offers interactive ear training for musicians. It helps users develop listening skills for chords, inversions, intervals, and scales.
Linguineo BVBA
Master Japanese language offline easily.
The app provides an offline Japanese course with interactive exercises for verbs, vocabulary, and grammar. It includes over 1500 words, 12 grammar articles, and 125 phrases, with support for Kana, Kanji, and Romaji.
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