Practice music notes with Treble and Bass
Practice music reading with by selecting Treble or Bass clefs and choosing exercises with 10 to infinite notes. Identify notes, improve sight-reading, and track progress through interactive challenges.
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Azati Corporation
Learn notes while playing a game.
The app teaches note recognition and sight-reading skills through a musical game. Players help an animated character catch notes, combining education with entertainment via an intuitive interface.
James Uhart
Play rhythms, learn notation, beat the score
Play -based games to improve music reading skills. Follow on-screen beats and notes. Sync with a soundtrack. Track progress and earn rewards. Share scores with friends. Learn common notations through interactive exercises.
Fiision Studio Company Limited
Group and control nearby speakers
Control nearby AirPlay speakers, amplifiers, and TVs by grouping, ungrouping, and syncing them. Adjust bass, treble, volume, and use presets for different music genres. Manage and personalize favorite songs and artists.
Center for the Collaborative Classroom
Create, share, and use decks for reading
Teachers create and customize digital decks for foundational skills instruction. Use cards to practice phonics, sight words, and reading comprehension. Track student progress and adjust lessons based on performance.
thoor software AB
Train ears with custom exercises and note
Train musical ears with interval recognition, melody identification, and chord detection exercises. Create custom drills and adjust difficulty levels. Receive instant feedback on note entries and track progress over time.
Patrick Kelly
Recognize intervals by sight sound.
The app helps users recognize simple and compound intervals by sight and sound. It offers three modes: Audio and Visual, Audio Only, and Visual Only, with support for multiple clefs and customizable playback options.
Patrick Kelly
Hear pitches for written notes easily.
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.
Ensemble Education, Inc.
Sing and tune with real-time feedback
Helps users improve musical ear through exercises that evaluate pitch and intervals. It includes an on-screen tuner, detailed pitch graphs, and modes for listening and testing.
Patrick Kelly
Recognize, notate, and play pitches.
The app allows users to recognize pitches by sight or sound and notate or play them on the piano. It includes a Grade Book for saving and printing results, with options for different clefs and an Ear Training mode.
Ranely Limited
Practice skills with interactive lessons
Create personalized upskilling journeys based on individual goals. Learn communication, emotional intelligence, and leadership through structured lessons. Track progress and complete interactive exercises to build practical skills.
Melvin Rivera
Comprehensive chords and scales browser.
The app offers a comprehensive browser for 152 chords and 162 scales, featuring staff notation, a notes quiz, and a symbol library. It includes a multi-touch piano and detailed views with intervals and descriptions for musicians.
Danial Sanjrani
Play and track progress
Practice note recognition by playing randomly generated to build muscle memory. Learn note names on the staff with a delayed display feature. Track progress and refine musical skills through targeted exercises.
Xiaoyezi Beijing Technology Co., Ltd.
Play drums, create beats, record rhythms
Learn to play drums with interactive lessons and game-like exercises. Practice rhythms, master beats, and play favorite songs. Track progress and receive feedback on timing and technique. Sync with devices to record and share performances.
The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (Publishing) Limited
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