Learn music notes and songs visually
Teaches music notes through visual association with keyboard keys. Includes play modes for interactive learning. Features built-in guidance and fade-in answer feedback. Offers cute graphics and reward-based activities for children.
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Ningenius Studios LLC
Learn notes, fingerings, and rhythms
Learn theory, notes, and fingerings with interactive lessons. Practice rhythms and customize ninja avatars. Track student progress and assign exercises. View alternate fingerings in red. Share results and manage multiple users.
Scitta Investment LLC
Create and share with nodes
Create and customize using 20 musical scales and 12 key signatures. Adjust 7 octave ranges and use 3-finger controls for playback. Share or save creations. Generate original tracks or follow pre-made examples.
Scoreless Music
Discover the key of any song.
The app helps users determine the key of a song. Users play along with a song's melody on a piano keyboard.
thoor software AB
Listen to audio and identify notes
Train musical ear with interval, chord, and scale exercises. Practice identifying notes and progress through 32 structured lessons. Track performance and repeat exercises for improvement.
Better Day Wireless, Inc.
Play , compose, record, and learn
Play with five instruments and sheet music. Follow along with real-time sheet music that advances as you play correct notes. Record compositions and access lessons. Sync with external keyboard for interactive practice.
Alexey Ovod
Practice rhythms with flash cards and exercises
Develop through flash cards and exercises. Practice recognizing and playing rhythmic patterns at various tempos. Sessions progress from beginner to advanced levels across simple, complex, and irregular time signatures.
Alena Kucharenka
Sing and track your in real time
Track sung notes in real time using a visual interface. Adjust accuracy with feedback. Practice singing exercises to improve control and confidence. Sync with audio sources for reference. Display note names and deviations during performance.
Coda Labs Incorporated
Play notes, repeat, fade into silence
Create loops by repeating played notes until they fade out. Adjust loop length and pitch. Layer multiple loops to build complex textures. Tap to start or stop playback. Save and share custom loops.
Melodics Limited
Learn to play keys, drums, and pads
Learn to play keyboard, drums, and pads with interactive lessons, exercises, and songs. Track progress with scoring and levels. Access 2000+ courses and practice regularly to improve skills.
Appulet, Inc
Play notes to score points
Play by tapping a keyboard to match falling notes and score points. Practice with any music without limits. Track progress and replay sessions.
Patrick Kelly
Hear pitches for written notes easily.
The app allows users to hear pitches for written notes or piano keys. It supports intervals and chords up to 5 notes on iPhone and 12 notes on iPad, with key signature support for easier pitch finding.
Umito
Play with 88 keys and zoom
Play with a full 88-key keyboard. Adjust key size for easier touch. Choose from a sampled or 128 MIDI instruments. Zoom in and out for better control. Includes a single banner ad. Optimized for iPad use.
Roman Sevastyanov
Create progressions and send MIDI data
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.
Alexey Ovod
Practice , , and
Learn piano, guitar, or ukulele and through interactive exercises. Practice with a MIDI keyboard or recognize notes by ear using a microphone. Track progress on , , and . View detailed explanations of musical concepts.
Azati Corporation
Catch notes and improve sight reading
Teach note recognition and sight reading through a musical game. Help Munchy catch blue notes to improve skills. Features include interactive gameplay, adjustable difficulty levels, and progress tracking. Syncs with music theory standards.
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