Scales & Modes: The Quiz
Smappsoft
Test music theory knowledge of scales.
The app tests music theory knowledge of major and minor diatonic scales and modes. Users can select a root note, listen to the scale, and identify it.
Create custom instruments with eight octaves.
The app transforms a device into a multi-touch harp. Users can import or record sound samples to create custom instruments with eight octaves.
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Smappsoft
Test music theory knowledge of scales.
The app tests music theory knowledge of major and minor diatonic scales and modes. Users can select a root note, listen to the scale, and identify it.
Sachiko YOKOKAWA
Play and learn basic piano chords.
The app allows users to select a root note and chord type to play chords on a piano. It offers features like Auto Select, Chord Tone Pads, Octave Shift, and Key Transpose for learning and music theory study.
Dmytro Denys
Play organ, piano, and notes
Play a full 88-key virtual keyboard to access 91 musical instruments. Use touch gestures to control dynamics and articulation. Record performances and export audio files. Share compositions via email or social media.
Stephen Tyler
Choir members learn their parts.
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.
Michael Eskin
Play virtual accordion with fingerboard
Play virtual accordion with a two-row fingerboard that mimics the traditional instrument. Practice scales and tunes on-the-go. Use headphones for private practice or connect to speakers for audio output.
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.
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