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KOOAPPS INC.
Play and beat rhythms
Play a rhythm-based with varying difficulty levels and multiple song options. Tap in time to music. Compete in challenge modes with increasing difficulty. Track progress and improve tapping speed. Share scores and compete with others.
Sonar Multimedia Co., Ltd.
Turn into melodies
Convert into music by analyzing hues, saturation, and brightness to generate mode, scale, chord progression, and melody. Display animated visuals synced with the music. Share the resulting multimedia content.
Piotr Kaluzynski
Play lullabies to help your child
Play calming to help children fall asleep. Adjust volume and select tracks. Set timers and repeat playlists. Sync with smart devices for bedtime routines.
Technimo LLC
Practice with a real-sounding band
Practice music with a simulated band that provides real-time accompaniment. Create and save chord charts for favorite songs. Track progress with built-in exercises and feedback. Sync with Apple Health to log practice sessions.
Kit A Yu
Loop and practice rhythms
Create and practice guitar or bass rhythms with loops in funk, rock, reggae, and blues styles. Adjust playback speed for tempo matching. Loop continuously for uninterrupted practice.
Scoreless Music
Discover the key of any song.
The app helps users determine the key of a song. Users play along with a song's melody on a piano keyboard.
John Nastos
Train ears with interval recognition exercises
Train musical ear with 50+ customizable exercises for interval and chord recognition. Practice with adjustable settings and a large chord library. Track progress and repeat exercises for improvement.
Ghostdust Pty Ltd
Identify chords from selected notes.
The app identifies chords by selecting two or more notes. It offers extensive chord databases and allows users to hear chords played as block chords or arpeggios.
Balazs Kiss
Identify intervals, chords, and scales by ear
Learn to identify musical intervals, chords, scales, and rhythms by listening. Practice ten exercises including interval and chord recognition, melody and rhythm dictation, and chord progressions.
Christian Schoenebeck d/b/a Crudebyte
Play, record, and edit orchestral sounds
Create and control orchestral sounds using MIDI input from external keyboards or Bluetooth devices. Adjust instrument parameters, apply effects, and route audio through Audio Unit or Inter- Audio.
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