Helps users improve listening skills through music theory exercises. It includes pitch dictation with solfege or pitch naming, chord identification, and interval recognition.
The app allows users to compose music for various ensembles and offers handwriting recognition with Apple Pencil. Users can import scores, edit notes, and export compositions as PDF, MusicXML, or MIDI files.
Access ukulele with detailed fingering and audio examples. Search for via built-in tools or Spotlight. View multiple chord positions and learn suggested finger placements.
Convert into music by analyzing hues, saturation, and brightness to generate mode, scale, chord progression, and melody. Display animated visuals synced with the music. Share the resulting multimedia content.
Read and manage from PDF, image, text, and MIDI files. Import scores via camera, photos, or files. Organize by title, artist, and setlist. View scores in horizontal, vertical, or two-page modes. Annotate with pen, text, shapes, and stamps.
Train relative pitch by identifying intervals, chords, and scales. Practice aural skills and music theory concepts. Progress through levels to master each musical element before advancing. Sync with devices for continued learning.
Practice ear with exercises on intervals, chords, scales, and melodies. Select intervals within two octaves and activate backing chords for practice. Identify and repeat musical notes and patterns to improve listening skills.
The app helps guitar players by changing difficult chords into easier ones. It allows users to see all chords in a song and tap a button for instant chord changes.
Create progressions using emoji-based harmony engine. Select chords and receive suggested next chords in your chosen style. Explore different musical styles and build sequences without theory knowledge. Export progressions and share directly.
Create and play music using chord and melody controls. Switch between chords and melodies with one hand. Adjust key and chord progressions. Record and playback performances. Share created songs directly.