The app helps choir members learn their voice parts. Users can add their own MIDI files and choose how to play them back, including adjusting speed and transposing.
by Stephen Tyler★ 5.03 ratingsMusic$4.99Data updated 2026-09-28
Create and edit progressions with inversions, sus2, sus4, 7th, and 9th chords. Play chords as piano or synth or send MIDI to macOS. Use phone as MIDI keyboard for macOS. Practice reading musical notation.
The app offers multilevel interactive sound synthesis with up to 240 oscillators. It includes spectral pitch grid generators, a MIDI pad with scale grid, and an effects chain with Doppler, Glitch Gen, and Reverb FDN.
Record and audio for voice or instruments. Create song sections like verse, bridge, and chorus. Switch between sections in real time. Import audio files and use drag-and-drop. Apply effects and overdub tracks. Supports iPad and iPhone.
Play using a full 88-key keyboard. Adjust key size for better visibility. Choose from a sampled or 128 MIDI instruments. Zoom in and out for precise control. No subscription required. Optimized for iPhone and iPad.
The app is an experimental wavetable synthesizer featuring an old-school pixel interface. It allows users to draw waveforms while playing and supports WAV export, MIDI keyboards, Audiobus, and IAA.
Learn to read sheet by playing notes through a microphone or MIDI instrument. The provides feedback on pitch and octave accuracy. It includes accidentals, ledger lines, and progress graphs to track recognition speed. Set and practice exercises.
By slowing down without pitch change. Loop sections for focused . Isolate vocals, drums, and instruments using AI. Record own . Control playback with Bluetooth foot pedal. Import songs or use Apple . Adjust speed, pitch, and BPM during .
The app offers a 3D visualization of MIDI data sets, allowing users to listen and view. It supports Standard MIDI File formats 0 and 1, and multiple MIDI ports for playback.