The app mimics the layout of Hohner's Corona Classic diatonic accordion. It features a three-row fingerboard that plays in EAD, FBbEb, and GCF tones, with adjustable volume and reverb.
Practice identifying Roman numerals for chords shown on music sheets. Build chords from root notes and intervals. Analyze music by determining chord functions and relationships.
Record realistic woodwind sounds with finger movements
Generate realistic woodwind instrument sounds for guitar, bass, and strings players. Use finger movements for vibrato and pitch sliding. Support MIDI input from EWI and keyboard controllers. Record and playback performances.
Create and customize sounds by describing them. Use the Preset Generator to transform text into unique sound presets. Adjust color-based sound parameters to shape tones and rhythms. Export and share custom sound creations.
Create and manipulate MIDI sequences with swing, quantization, and probability gates. Add rhythmic accents and textures via cloud modules. dditional notes based on granular synthesis techniques. Control all features via MIDI input.
Create and manipulate music using real synthesis and 2,500+ samples from actual video game chips. Adjust waveform parameters, apply filters, and layer sounds. Export tracks and share directly.
Create and layer sounds using up to four independent synthesizers. Each layer includes three VCOs, a sample or wavetable source, and recording capabilities. Set up to 16 voices per layer.
Play -like musical notes with a customizable keyboard. Scale key size, use double rows, and flip the second keyboard. Adjust reference pitch, transpose keys, and use just intonation. Includes a metronome for timing.
The app provides a practice tool for learning musical chords and scales. It answers questions about note relationships, scale construction, and chord identification across various instruments.
The app allows users to select a root note and chord type to play chords on a piano. It offers features like Auto Select, Chord Tone Pads, Octave Shift, and Key Transpose for learning and music theory study.
The app offers a virtual accordion with a responsive fingerboard, playing in five tones. It allows musicians to practice scales and songs, with options for headphone use or amplified performance.