Play a virtual accordion with a one-row fingerboard that mimics the IV's layout and 4-reed sound. Practice scales, chords, and songs. Use headphones for private practice or connect to audio output for playing.
Play sounds with Orchestral and Traditional sound groups, each containing multiple sub-sounds. Adjust microtonal tuning and transpose notes. Apply echo and chorus effects. Use sensitive play mode for responsive performance.
Play and record compositions with high-quality sounds. Save, rename, and organize recordings. Share creations directly. Explore instrument tuning and playback settings.
Allows users to create music using a based on Conway’s Game of Life. Users can manipulate up to four voices, each with distinct movement patterns and rhythms. Notes are generated based on golden ratio-derived note values.
Learn to identify chord progressions using real audio clips. Practice with 500+ clips that mimic actual musical contexts. Play back chords and progressions to test recognition. Receive instant feedback on accuracy. Track progress over time.
Play and simulate the instrument with realistic sound and vibration effects. Access 10 Arabic and music scales including ALSABA, NAHAVAND, and HEJAZ. Use finger movement to control string vibrations. Select rhythms and chords for each scale.
The app provides a fast and simple method for calculating percentages and letter grades. Users can score tests and assignments by entering the total number of questions and customize results by adjusting decimal places.
Play notes with finger pressure sensitivity. Adjust pitch with microtonal tuning and transpose settings. Apply reverb and chorus effects. Practice scales and chords. Save and share performances. Sync with music theory tools for guidance.
The app provides a comprehensive resource for saxophone players. It includes a key chart, information on saxophone types, scales, a transposition chart, and a metronome.
Learn music theory with lessons on seventh chords, embellishments, and secondary chords. Explore minor harmony, modes, and modal mixture. Access tactics used by artists like The Beatles and Michael Jackson.