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Toshihiko Arai
Play notes, learn , master chords
Learn and relative through interactive exercises. Identify double-stop notes using just intonation. Practice chord recognition and matching. Track progress with in- feedback and repetition. Sync with music libraries for real-time comparison.
Balazs Kiss
Practice ear training and sight reading
Practice ear training, sight reading, and music theory exercises. Set musical goals and track progress with detailed statistics. Focus on specific areas like intervals, chords, and rhythm. Challenge weak areas and invite friends to practice together.
Learn To Master Ltd
Learn lines and save riffs
Learn with real-time feedback on scales and riffs. Practice favorite lines and common patterns like reggae and rock. Adjust fretboard size and choose between acoustic, fingered, or slap styles.
BAND Industries, Inc.
Play songs, learn chords, track progress
Learn and chords with instant feedback from an AI coach. Practice favorite songs, track progress, and receive guidance on playing techniques. Access a growing library of songs with new additions weekly.
SquarePoet, Inc.
Play by tapping or strumming
Play by tapping or strumming to trigger notes. Access over 200 songs and riffs, including popular tracks like Amazing Grace and Stairway to Heaven. Log progress, rate songs, and provide feedback via email.
Harmony Network Group Limited
Tune instruments with precision and accuracy
Detects tuning notes for string instruments. Generates tones for practice. Displays precise frequencies in hertz. Supports , ukulele, violin, viola, and cello. Syncs with Apple Watch and iPhone.
Max Schlee
Master guitar chords quickly and confidently.
The app provides a library of 120 guitar chords, including major, minor, and diminished. Users can view finger positions in photos, tabs, and fretboard diagrams, and hear authentic sound playback for each chord.
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