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Harry Gohs
Create effects with tap timing
Create and manipulate effects using a step sequencer interface. Adjust tape simulation settings including compression, saturation, hiss, head bias, and wow/flutter. Export audio files and apply effects during recording or playback.
Dmitrij Pavlov
Learn guitar arpeggios with technique.
The app provides 310 different arpeggios, with over 5,000 including transposition. It offers fingering, stroke sequences, and a selected list.
Pedro Daniel Macalupu Cumpen
Tune strings and display frequency in Hz
Adjust strings with real-time frequency display in Hz. Supports 4 and 5 string basses. Instant tuning with fast load times. Shows visual indicators for tuned strings. Includes LED tuning status. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
CMT Bilisim Muzik Ltd Sti
Create music with virtual hands and compose
Create and play music using virtual hands. Compose songs with an intuitive editor. Learn techniques through interactive exercises. Export and share compositions. Sync with real for practice.
Dmitry Zaika
With quizzes and clef exercises
Note names and tonality with interactive quizzes. Practice reading sheet music in various clefs. Train sight-reading and ear training. Switch between English and German note naming systems.
RV AppStudios LLC
Play piano, xylophone, and
Explore musical instruments like piano, xylophone, and through interactive play. Listen to rhymes and songs with animal and vehicle sounds. Engage in playful modes that encourage learning and exploration.
Rolf Steenge
Identify notes on the fretboard easily.
The app helps users identify notes on the fretboard and staff. It offers practice and test modes, supports various key signatures and scales, and tracks user progress per fret group.
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