Learn music notes for instruments.
The app presents music notes and exercises tailored to a user's chosen instrument. It offers authentic sounds and a game-like interface to make learning effective and fun.
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Burak Sendag
Learn and play notes
Learn to play the with guided lessons and practice exercises. Access authentic 442 Hz sound recordings. Practice without a physical instrument. Track progress and adjust settings for custom practice sessions.
Dmytro Denys
Play nine pianos and instruments.
The app offers an 88-key virtual piano with nine piano sounds and 67 other musical instruments. Users can record tracks, change keyboard size, and utilize duet mode.
欢 饶
Swipe left and right to play.
The app is a music game with simple controls that tests reaction speed. It offers multiple game modes, over 100 songs, and various instrument sounds.
Lahbib EL BOUMEDIANI
Play piano like a pro.
The app provides a realistic piano experience with 88 keys and a sliding keyboard. Users can select from five different instruments and utilize ten rhythmic loops for accompaniment.
Neueinteraktion Design und Systeme GmbH
Play notes, learn intervals, track fretboard positions
Select a note or interval on the fretboard with a button press. Display the name of the note or interval with a second press. Take quizzes to test knowledge. Support for left-handed guitarists via settings.
Michael Rylee
Learn fretboard notes and positions.
The app offers flash cards for learning fretboard notes, positions, and ear training. It supports various instruments and learning methods for musicians of all levels.
Michael Rylee
Play notes, chords, and scales
Learn and practice notes, chords, and soloing. Access ear training exercises and sight reading drills. Track progress and set daily practice goals. Sync with real instrument for applied learning.
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