Vocal Range
Igor Kamenev
Sing a note, test , share result
Detect by singing a note, then ascending and descending semitones step by step. View results and share them with friends.
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Igor Kamenev
Sing a note, test , share result
Detect by singing a note, then ascending and descending semitones step by step. View results and share them with friends.
Patrick Madden
See sound as vibrating frequencies
Displays sound frequencies using a Fast Fourier transform. Users can visualize incoming sound as individual sine waves. The shows frequency spectrum displays to analyze audio components.
Tap Five, LLC
Create custom click tracks and tempo adjustments
Create custom click tracks with detailed tempo, time signature, and subdivision controls. Design transitions, accents, and count-offs for rehearsals. Tune instruments using built-in tuning tools. Export tracks for practice or sharing.
Gil Estes
Tune intervals and refine scales
Master helps users practice intonation by using droning sounds across different intervals. Users can adjust pitch, compare notes, and identify tuning discrepancies. The provides visual feedback and allows for custom configurations.
Eventide Inc.
Create pitched delays and reverbs
Create pitched delays and reverbs using twin reverse pitch shifters. Manipulate granular delay length and pitch. Add depth to synths, guitar, and vocals. Includes reverse delays and reverb effects for sound design and solos.
Rob Jackson
Touch and create music with your fingers
Create music by touching the screen to play notes and adjust sounds. Use multi-touch surfaces like radar, ribbon, or keyboard. Move fingers to modify tones. The semi-generative engine selects suitable notes automatically.
Thomas Gunter
Practice and with metronome feedback
Learn and with interactive exercises. Practice scale loops to build muscle memory and finger dexterity. Swipe across strings to play notes and adjust speed. Use a metronome to improve rhythm. Includes tuner for staying in tune.
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.
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