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Thiago Anderson Martins
Practice scales, learn chords, master rhythms
Learn and practice guitar, bass, and piano with step-by-step interactive lessons. Access AI-powered guidance for personalized feedback. Explore music theory, scales, and chord progressions.
Alexander Randon
Design arpeggios with musical controls.
The app is a musical instrument designed to play arpeggios. Users can design arpeggio patterns and control speed, pitch, volume, pitchbend, and vibrato.
Mad Harmony Inc
Explore chords, arpeggios, and scales
Explore chords, scales, and arpeggios with interactive libraries. Select root notes and adjust lowest or highest notes for custom chord shapes. View and practice scale patterns with detailed diagrams.
Patrick Kelly
Test knowledge of music chords aurally.
The app tests knowledge of triads and seventh chords using audio and visual analysis. Users can compare incorrect answers to correct ones and save results in a filterable Grade Book.
Michael Eskin
Play a virtual accordion anywhere, anytime.
The app offers a virtual accordion with a responsive fingerboard, playing in five tones. It allows musicians to practice scales and songs, with options for headphone use or amplified performance.
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.
Max Schlee
Select , view diagrams, explore positions
Display chord diagrams for 5-string and 4-string banjos. Explore 8000 across 11 fretboard positions. Select root, chord type, and variation to view diagrams. Adjust settings to customize chord display.
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