Apps Like KChords for iPhone and iPad
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Guitar Modes Symmetry School
Dmitrij Pavlov
Guitar modes horizontal extended fingering system
The app presents a triple horizontal system for playing guitar modes using a 3-notes-per-string approach. It offers an extended fingering system for performing modes across multiple octaves, suitable for various musical genres and skill levels.
Scale-Master
Gil Estes
Tune intervals and refine scales
Master helps users practice intonation by using droning sounds across different intervals. Users can adjust pitch, compare notes, and identify tuning discrepancies. The provides visual feedback and allows for custom configurations.
Chord
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.
Musicated Ear Training
Andrew Maddock
Train ears with music drills
Train ears to improve musical skills. Practice drills like Higher/Lower, Single Note, Intervals, and Chord Modes. Customize preferences and change background images from the main menu.
Scales Lexicon •
Patrick Kelly
Explore scales with notation and playback.
The app provides over 100 scales with notation and playback, including interval names and diatonic functions. It supports transposition for various instruments and offers options for rhythmic patterns, octaves, and playback direction.
Music Theory Advanced
Patrick Kelly
Music theory tests for musicianship advancement.
The app provides music theory tests on notes, key signatures, intervals, chords, and rhythms. It includes an ear training mode and a grade book for saving and sharing results.
Harmony Voice
Harry Gohs
Transform voice into a choir.
The app transforms a user's voice into a choir with up to four voices. It offers pitch shifting, harmonizing, and automatic tuning correction with a visual intonation display.
Music Theory Intervals
Patrick Kelly
Recognize intervals by sight sound.
The app helps users recognize simple and compound intervals by sight and sound. It offers three modes: Audio and Visual, Audio Only, and Visual Only, with support for multiple clefs and customizable playback options.
SAND: Sequencer for AUv3, MIDI
Matteo Caldari
Arrange clips and trigger sounds
Create music using a grid-based with clip arrangement. Manipulate clips through copy, duplicate, merge, combine, and drag-and-drop actions. Access quantize and clip length tools. Connect to plugins and external devices for sound generation.
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