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Joerg Garbers
Interactive music theory and MIDI tool.
The app offers a spiral-shaped keyboard and a chromatic piano keyboard for playing melodies and chords. It allows users to study scales, modes, and the circle of fifths, and learn solmization methods.
Ronald Nicholson
Visually reverse engineer sound and music.
The app provides a real-time visual representation of sound and music, showing pitch and frequency on a MIDI piano roll. Users can slow down or stop audio to analyze sound patterns and their correspondence to musical notes.
Stephen Tyler
Choir members learn their parts.
The app helps choir members learn their voice parts. Users can add their own MIDI files and choose how to play them back, including adjusting speed and transposing.
Dave Scruton
Color becomes music with this instrument.
The app converts color into music using a unique algorithm that analyzes RGB values, luminance, and chromatic values. These are converted into musical notes using tonal scales and musical keys, played by a built-in synthesizer and sample player.
Aleksandar Mlazev
Edit waves and modulate sounds
Create and customize synths with wave shape modulation and AUV3 support. Adjust envelopes, apply reverb and tremolo effects. Use a polyphonic keyboard with 5 octaves range. Connect MIDI keyboards via USB for velocity and pitch shift.
Apple Inc.
Sophisticated tools for modern music creation.
The app provides a complete collection of creative tools for songwriting, beat making, editing, and mixing. It includes a massive collection of instruments, effects, loops, and samples to create music.
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