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Danial Sanjrani
Play and track progress
Practice note recognition by playing randomly generated to build muscle memory. Learn note names on the staff with a delayed display feature. Track progress and refine musical skills through targeted exercises.
Dreamtones Inc
Play, record, and share Indian music
Provide a virtual sound with adjustable pitch and tuning. Play preloaded scales and rhythms. Record and playback sessions. Share recordings via email or social media. Sync with other devices for live performances.
Jaroslaw Jacek
Turn any surface into a drum.
The app uses acoustical impulses from a microphone to drive sound modules simulating membranes, cymbals, metallophones, or strings. It offers a semi-modular architecture with various synthesis types to create a wide range of tones.
e-instruments lab GmbH
Play with touch-sensitive pads
Create and shape string sounds using a touch-sensitive Morphpad. Choose from nine sampled articulations and textures. Blend and morph between different string ensemble options. Adjust and layer sound effects for customized musical expressions.
OSC Audio LLC
Play sounds and explore
Play sounds with studio-quality tones. Use round robin and per-key sampling for authentic playback. Apply effects like delay, reverb, and modulation. Adjust settings for custom sound shaping. Save and share compositions directly.
Sebastian Trump
Play expressive sounds with finger movements
Create soundscapes and melodies by moving fingers on virtual pads. Play polyphonic music with expressive control. Generate unique sounds between glockenspiel and jaw harp. Perform drumming and shaking actions.
Alain Kong
Notes, switch clefs, track progress
To sight notes in G and F clefs. Practice notes across six octaves, including those above and below the staff. Randomly generated notes apply to any instrument. Switch clefs for varied practice. Beginners can limit octaves and set their pace.
Alexander Zolotov
Tagline for the based on its description
Simulate the ANS synthesizer by drawing spectrograms to create music. Adjust parameters like pitch, amplitude, and envelope. Play back compositions and export audio files. Learn about the history and unique capabilities of the ANS instrument.
Michael Eskin
Virtual accordion for practice on-the-go.
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.
Bram Bos
Create percussion sounds from scratch
Create custom percussion sounds using a flexible synthesis engine. Design drum patterns with a Euclidean sequencer. Export and integrate sounds into projects. Adjust synthesis parameters for unique effects.
Supertintin Co., Ltd
Sound analysis for music practice.
The app analyzes sound input from a microphone. It detects frequency, note name, MIDI number, and cent tolerance for users.
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