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SuperNonstop.com, Inc.
Pitches and respond with your instrument
Allows users to practice ear by playing back pitches on their instrument. The uses pitch recognition to identify notes and provides feedback. Users can select different instruments and practice identifying and replicating musical notes.
michal bojanowicz
And sight-read with real instruments
And sight-reading with real instruments like , guitar, or violin. Use note buttons or a virtual keyboard. Receive feedback with smiling kitten animations. View session summaries and adjust settings.
Nicolas Lehovetzki
Build words, match letters, play together
Children aged 6 and up can build words using provided syllables, with categories like animals and fruits. Features include 3 difficulty levels, 28 categories, and 600+ words. Adults can improve mental alertness.
Playnote Limited
Test musical notes and track progress
Practice ear tests for RCM Grades with audio exercises and mock exams. Identify notes, intervals, and rhythms. Track progress and review answers. Supports 12 instruments and includes over 1,600 questions.
LayerJot Inc
Search instruments and access IFUs
Identify surgical instruments using AI-powered SmartScanner by scanning barcodes, SKUs, or taking photos. Search a catalog of over 3.5 million instruments for detailed descriptions, IFUs, and notes.
Michael Eskin
Play virtual accordion with one-row fingerboard
Play a virtual accordion with a one-row fingerboard that mimics the IV's layout and 4-reed sound. Practice scales, chords, and songs. Use headphones for private practice or connect to audio output for playing.
Perfect Buzz Music
Explore musical scales and sounds
Explore musical scales and tunings through interactive soundscapes. Adjust pitch and harmony by touching and manipulating virtual instruments. Discover new tonal structures without prior music theory knowledge.
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