Play notes and compose melodies
Play and record music using realistic sounds. Adjust pitch, volume, and tone settings. Save and share performances. Access tutorials and practice exercises. Sync with music libraries for playback and accompaniment.
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Stream music from a curated playlist featuring artists like Jack Johnson, Matt Nathanson, and Adele. Play, pause, and skip tracks. Adjust volume and set alarms. Sync with devices for offline listening.
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Practice saxophone notes with accompaniments
Saxophone practice helps beginners with exercises per fingering and note. Features include accompaniments in classical, jazz, and quartet styles. Users tap keys to view exercises. Additional combined note exercises available.
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Color becomes music with this instrument.
The app converts color into music using a unique algorithm that analyzes RGB values, luminance, and chromatic values. These are converted into musical notes using tonal scales and musical keys, played by a built-in synthesizer and sample player.
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Clear boards, change ball color.
The app presents a family arcade game where players clear boards of bricks by changing the ball's color. Players navigate obstacles like poison bricks and lasers across 45 levels.
Rob Wilmot
Retro synthesizer with modulation options.
The app offers a retro-style synthesizer experience with three waveforms and modulation options. Users can control vibrato, transpose notes, and adjust the amplitude envelope for a personalized sound.
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