Create and edit sheet and guitar tabs using touch piano, guitar fretboard, or drum pads. Play back compositions with over 90 instruments. Share directly or export as PDF. Sync with web version for editing on multiple devices.
Create music by mixing beats and sounds. Tap to select instruments and arrange melodies. Adjust tempo and volume. Save and share custom tracks. Explore a variety of sound effects and musical elements.
Access with professional backing tracks for various instruments and skill levels. Play along with audio recordings, mute your instrument, and follow scrolling . Practice pieces with real-time feedback and track progress.
The app helps users learn to sight-read sheet music with configurable flash card exercises. Users can identify notes by sight or sound, with support for various clefs and key signatures.
Identify musical notes using device microphone. Display frequency and pitch in real time. Tune instruments or voice with visual feedback. Track history for accuracy improvement. Supports piano and other instruments.
Practice musical and chord recognition with customizable exercises. Select difficulty levels from beginner to advanced. Track progress and receive recommendations for targeted skill development. Sync with Apple Health to monitor practice sessions.
Control instruments with multi-touch gestures. Adjust parameters in real-time. Route audio and MIDI signals. Access transport controls and mixer functions. Perform live using touch-based input. Sync with Pro or GarageBand on Mac.
With dual keyboards and adjustable octave and size. View sheet music on iPad while playing. Use metronome with adjustable tempo and volume. Record performances. Adjust note range.
Play by tapping cat to produce sounds and follow music rhythms. Select different songs and melodies. Customize cat appearances and backgrounds. Track progress and unlock new levels and themes. Share achievements and screenshots.
To sight notes in G and F clefs. Practice notes across six octaves, including those above and below the staff. Randomly generated notes apply to any instrument. Switch clefs for varied practice. Beginners can limit octaves and set their pace.