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Matthias Demoucron
Play violin with finger movements
Turn iPad into a violin instrument by placing fingers on the screen to change notes. Move another hand to bow strings and shape sound in real-time. Pluck the screen to produce tones. Adjust bow pressure and position for dynamic control.
Make Music Count LLC
Solve math problems and play
Learn math by solving equations to unlock musical notes and play songs on a virtual piano. Track progress through interactive lessons and customize difficulty levels. Share achievements and unlock new songs as skills improve.
Beijing Laiyin Innovation Technology Co., Ltd.
Tune instruments with real-time pitch detection
Tune musical instruments with real-time pitch detection and accurate results. Automatically identify and adjust pitch by touching strings or keys. Manually select and tune specific strings or keys.
Sharp Notes Company Limited
Compose music on the go.
The app allows users to compose music scores with various symbols and multiple tracks. It supports different instruments, transposing instruments, and playback.
Half Note Labs LLC
Tune notes and track progress
Train musical intonation with interactive exercises based on academic research. Track progress and compete via Game Center.
Patrick Kelly
Comprehensive fingering guide for strings.
The app displays fingerings for Violin, Viola, Cello, and Double Bass, including Simandl and Rabbath positions. Users can see and hear notes, intervals, or chords on the piano and utilize key signatures for easier fingering identification.
颖 巫
A tuner for all musicians.
The app offers chromatic, tone, and string tuning modes. It supports various instruments and provides standard and custom tuning settings for musicians.
Toshihiko Arai
Play notes, learn , master chords
Learn and relative through interactive exercises. Identify double-stop notes using just intonation. Practice chord recognition and matching. Track progress with in- feedback and repetition. Sync with music libraries for real-time comparison.
Jerry Agin
Record pitch, display graph, save history
Record and visualize pitch with a scrolling graph display. Adjust temperament settings to Equal, Just, or Pythagorean. Store recorded sessions for review. Compare played notes against reference tones.
Hsing-Fu Hsueh
Tune banjos in 18 modes
Tune instruments with adjustable A4 frequency settings and precise 10-cent tuning increments. Display pitch accuracy with a green arrow and white indicator.
David Blake
Compose and drum tracks
And arrange , bass, and drum parts in compositions. View and edit tablature for and drum parts. Use MIDI and Inter- Audio instruments for background sounds. Build harmonies and visualize note relationships.
Yasar Bozdag
Tune instruments with chromatic precision
TunerY allows users to tune guitars, basses, ukuleles, and other instruments with a chromatic offering 0.01Hz accuracy. It includes a metronome and a personal amplifier with reverb, delay, and distortion effects.
CyberWisp LLC
Learn notes
Learn to read notes with interactive that display notes on the staff. Practice identifying notes on a virtual instrument and receive instant feedback. Track progress with built-in quizzes and ear training exercises.
Kartika Ardiani
Tune strings with precision
Tune strings by plucking them and following pitch guidance. Switch between auto and manual note detection. Receive a tuning sound when strings are correctly pitched. Select from standard and alternative tunings like Drop D and Drop C.
Kai Aras
Play MIDI keyboards and control instruments
Play multiple instruments simultaneously using MIDI Polyphonic Expression. Access 8 layouts with multiple rows and octaves. Choose from 15+ scales. Use a powerful arpeggiator. Operate as a standalone device with multiple keyboards.
MANDAR DEOLALIKAR
Play harp-like notes and vibrate effects
Play the by touching individual strings to produce notes and sliding horizontally for a vibrate effect. Adjust the vibrate intensity by sliding fingers to the edge. Semitone playback is also available.
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