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Catloaf Software Inc.
Practice notes on the fretboard
Learn guitar and other stringed instruments by identifying notes on the fretboard. Choose correct notes from multiple options. Practice with various instruments including bass, mandolin, ukulele, and banjo.
Sincere Apps SIA
Guess intervals with song melodies
Learn to identify intervals by associating them with melodies from popular songs. Receive immediate feedback after each guess. Incorrect answers trigger a melody starting with the correct .
Audible Genius, LLC
Program synth patches by ear
Learn to program synth patches by ear using video lessons and interactive challenges. Practice on a built-in soft synth. Create custom sounds through hands-on training. Receive real-time feedback during exercises. Save and share synthesized patches.
262Hz LLC
Train intervals, recognize pitches, transcribe melodies, improvise
Practice recognition by listening and playing intervals on a virtual piano. Improve pitch and transcription skills through repeated exercises. Track progress and enhance improvisation abilities with regular use.
Wilson Desimini
Train ears with frequency bands
Helps users identify specific frequency ranges through Sine wave or Pink Noise playback. Users adjust equalization settings to match target frequencies. Track progress with built-in exercises and feedback.
Compoze Music Solutions Ltd
And rhythms with exercises
Theory through interactive exercises that teach reading, writing, and playing . Practice at your own pace with fun, experience-based activities. No instrument required. Track progress and set personal learning goals.
michal bojanowicz
With flashcards and games
Practice note recognition with interactive flashcards and games. to play simple melodies like "Happy Birthday" and "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." Explore basic theory concepts. Collect stickers as you progress. No instrument required.
Ming Zhang
Train EQ with real parametric controls
Learn to use a real parametric EQ with interactive lessons. Adjust frequency, gain, and Q settings. Practice equalization techniques and apply them directly to audio projects. Track progress through structured modules.
Simon Braun
Train intervals and recognize pitches
Helps users train recognition with adjustable difficulty levels. It tracks progress through detailed analytics, showing skill averages and exercise performance. Users can input intervals clearly and receive feedback on accuracy.
The Melodic Progression Institute LLC
Train ears with harmonic exercises
Learn and practice musical with interactive ear training exercises. Identify intervals, chords, and progressions. Track progress and receive feedback. Sync with other devices via storage.
Bijoy Thangaraj
Tune instruments with precision
Provides precise tuning for various instruments including guitar, violin, piano, and flute. It detects pitch and displays frequency. Users can adjust tuning settings and save custom presets.
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