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Anton Schwartz
Practice in different keys
Practice musical ideas by transcribing heard phrases into notation. Track progress with organized lessons and key-based exercises. Adjust difficulty levels and receive feedback on accuracy. Sync practice sessions across devices.
Jumpei Adachi
Practice chords and track progress
Learn chords through interactive exercises and progress tracking. Practice scales and patterns with adjustable difficulty. Receive feedback on accuracy and timing. Save progress and review lessons offline.
Kazuo Nakamura
Write sheet music on the go
Create and edit sheet music with tools for note input, staff customization, and score organization. Export as PDF or MIDI. Share scores directly or sync with music notation software.
Brian Mahne
Learn music with video
Learn to read music and play by ear through video . Access ear training, scales, arpeggios, and chord inversions. Subscribe monthly or annually for full content. View lesson progress and track learning milestones.
Joseph DAlessandro
Play , learn , explore music
Learn by selecting root and type, then touch the to hear them. View music notation and highlighted notes on the LCD screen. Practice chord identification and sound recognition.
Harukaze Komatsu
Play notes and identify intervals
Train ears with interactive piano exercises. Identify target notes after hearing a start note. Practice recognition with changing targets. Track progress through stages. Sync with music theory concepts.
Jun Koo Hea
Read from PDF, image, or text files
Read and manage from PDF, image, text, and MIDI files. Import scores via camera, photos, or files. Organize by title, artist, and setlist. View scores in horizontal, vertical, or two-page modes. Annotate with pen, text, shapes, and stamps.
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