Apps Like Note Freak for iPhone and iPad
Musical pitches and frequency values
The app displays musical pitches and their frequency values in hertz. Musical instruments are associated with hertz values, and the frequency spectrum is split into tabs for access.
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Piano eTutor: learn piano
Sharp Notes Company Limited
Interactive piano learning for all students.
The app offers a technology-oriented approach to learning piano. It provides interactive feedback on pitch and timing, along with musical tools like playback, tempo adjustment, and a metronome.
Musician's Master Toolkit
Vladislav Zhirnov
Calculate tempo, edit chords, record tracks
Calculate beats per minute for accurate tempo. Determine chord progressions and harmonies. Generate chord sequences to inspire compositions. Adjust delay and reverb settings for music production.
Rousseau
Norman Schmidt
Melody notation program for musicians.
The app generates ordinary and numbered musical notation (nmn) on screen with an Italian harpsichord sound. Users can change keys, octaves, accidentals, and formatting, and play back melodies.
Salterio - Mexican Magic Harp
Dietmar Herbert Schwarz Webers
Mexican instrument with thirty varied melodies.
The app presents the Salterio, a Mexican musical instrument. It includes 30 melodies with original sounds recorded for each string.
Music Lexicon in 4 Languages
Hon Fai Yiu
Music terms in four languages.
The app provides a music lexicon with over 1000 words in English, French, Italian, and German. Users can search terms in any of the four languages to find translations and explore categories like musical expressions and instruments.
iPegs
Hank Heijink
Tune with professional musician tools.
The app offers a tone generator with five tones and a tuner with three display modes. It includes twenty-three default temperaments and allows users to add their own, with easy selection between flats and sharps in meantone temperaments.
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