The Odd Metronome allows users to create any rhythmic pattern in any meter. The app provides three different sounds and a moving cursor to follow the rhythm visually, making it a study companion for musicians.
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.
The app helps users learn to read music and play the Oud. Users can practice note names, positions, and fingering, with options for common tunings and octaves.
Learn to play with guided lessons and Core MIDI support. Access varied instruments including Tenor and Soprano. Play different styles and sync with MIDI devices. Discover music and explore synthesized sounds.
Learn riffs from 1000+ songs across multiple genres. Adjust settings with effects and resizable fretboard. Practice riffs with high-quality simulation. No ads and all content included.
Practice ear with customizable exercises for chords, intervals, and scales. Track progress across different disciplines. Use a configurable for visual and auditory learning. Receive guided tutorials and feedback to improve aural skills.
The app helps users learn and practice sheet music reading, covering note names, rhythms, and intervals. It features four sets of flash cards with increasing difficulty and a shuffling algorithm that prioritizes incorrect answers.
Learn songs by slowing down audio without quality loss, adjust pitch, and repeat song segments. Cancel original guitar tracks to practice with a virtual band. Play along with your music library and track progress.
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Learn notation by identifying notes and timing jumps. Play as one of six pianists. View sheet music and recognize notes. Track progress and practice sight-reading exercises.
The app allows users to blend any two sounds, offering independent control of pitch and tone. A visual experience shows twinkling stars morphing into instrument shapes as users play.