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Eli Chen
Practice notes, track progress, improve ear skills
Practice intervals, recognize pitch patterns, and improve relative pitch through daily exercises. Track progress with streaks and customize practice sessions. Receive feedback on accuracy and refine listening skills for better musical understanding.
SENSOR NOTES JOINT STOCK COMPANY
Play tabs and chords anytime
Play the with a virtual 21-string instrument. Use right-hand techniques like pluck, gliss, tremolo, and automatic tremolo. Employ left-hand techniques for tuning and expression. Practice riffs, tabs, and chords on the go.
CutDek Productions LTD
Practice pitch recognition and intervals
Helps users improve listening skills through music theory exercises. It includes pitch dictation with solfege or pitch naming, chord identification, and interval recognition.
Hai Nam Trinh
Catch , build songs, play
Catch falling by sliding a catcher to collect them. Each note plays a real sound, contributing to famous classical songs. Avoid touching discordant to maintain . Track progress and replay songs as they are completed.
Gerard Grundy
Play notes, track progress, share scores
Learn music notes through a one-minute game with three difficulty levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Practice natural notes, flats, and all notes including sharps. Share scores by copying and pasting to social media.
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