Music making for limited movement.
The app enables people with limited movement to independently make music through gestures and movement. It allows users to play sounds and musical phrases, focusing on improvisation and expression rather than specific notes.
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Control sessions with Maschine hardware
Control Pro Tools sessions using Maschine hardware. Navigate timelines, adjust levels and panning, and play instruments with intuitive workflows. Translates messages to HUI commands for seamless integration.
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Explore and tap to learn
Learn by listening, tapping, and exploring. Discover farm animals, pets, wild animals, and sea creatures. Identify vehicle from trucks, trains, and airplanes. Explore musical instruments like piano, drums, and flute.
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Musical calculator and look-up tool.
The app calculates delay times and oscillator frequencies that match a given tempo. It also identifies the fundamental frequency of any MIDI note and lists notes within a specified scale.
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Create music with simple taps.
The app allows users to create music by tapping sound pads. Users can adjust the tempo and add columns to their tunes.
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Play Duck Duck Goose with friends
The app offers a digital version of Duck, Duck, Goose with sound effects, cartoon imagery, and musical themes. It features randomized gameplay for a fair experience and includes an instructional video for easy learning.
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Improve playing with musical feedback.
The app provides feedback on musical performances. It allows users to select exercises, play them, and receive a score.
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