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Dang Duy
Download and play
Download and play files stored in services like Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive. Access playback after downloading albums or playlists. Create custom playlists combining files from multiple sources. Sync across devices.
Neointro
Stream and podcasts offline
Manage playlists by adding, deleting, and organizing songs. Access multiple sources including YouTube, Apple , and cloud storage. Adjust sound quality with bass, treble, and equalizer settings. Play 100K radio stations.
炯龙 吴
Learn staff notation and theory
Learn staff notation, music theory, and - through interactive exercises. Practice with customizable worksheets and quizzes. Track progress with detailed reports. Sync lessons across devices and access a library of musical examples for practice.
Luke Bartolomeo
Learn music reading through engaging games.
The app offers a game-based approach for children to learn music reading through timed note flashcard challenges. It includes a practice mode for relaxed learning and supports multiple input methods, including playing an instrument.
John Mark
Boost bass, enhance treble, refine
Adjust audio settings with bass , treble enhancer, and midrange sculptor. Apply custom presets to personalize . Equalize playback for clearer vocals and richer bass. Export modified audio files for playback or sharing.
EDGAR GABRIEL
Improvisation for string players education.
The app teaches string players improvisation using notation, audio, and exercises. It covers various musical styles and clefs, suitable for students, teachers, and professionals.
MATTHEW STEAD
Live lessons and courses
Through structured courses for all skill levels. Participate in weekly live jams and fortnightly live lessons. Engage in a forum, submit videos, and access detailed lesson content. Track progress and interact other learners.
Azati Corporation
Catch notes and improve sight reading
Teach note recognition and sight reading through a musical game. Help Munchy catch blue notes to improve skills. Features include interactive gameplay, adjustable difficulty levels, and progress tracking. Syncs with music theory standards.
Pascal Weiss
Tune, identify, and master notes
Practice ear with exercises on intervals, chords, scales, and melodies. Select intervals within two octaves and activate backing chords for practice. Identify and repeat musical notes and patterns to improve listening skills.
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