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Stephan Duechtel
Loop and replay video lessons
Learn music by slowing down, looping, or repeating video lessons. Adjust tempo in 5% increments. Control playback with MIDI or Bluetooth. Compatible with YouTube, Vimeo, Truefire, and other video platforms.
Andreas Schweiger
Manage songs and setlists for musicians.
The app stores songs and presets that can be arranged into setlists for live performances. It includes a metronome for timing and allows users to link to iTunes music library items for reference.
TMI Media, LLC
Practice scales, tune, and transpose music
Offers a metronome with tempo adjustment and common tempo options. Includes a transposed tuner showing frequency and note. Features an interactive fingering chart, musical term dictionary, transposition tools, and scale practice exercises.
MooCowMusic Ltd.
Create music with authentic piano keyboard and flexible editing tools.
The app offers a full 88 key piano keyboard for authentic musical experience. Users can record, save, and overdub compositions with flexibility in editing.
Bryce Sechrist
Record, track, and organize music practice
Track practice sessions with history and statistics. Log todos and tags for organization. Record audio sessions. Use metronome and tuner for practice. Save and review recordings.
Yasar Bozdag
Tune guitars with sound frequency.
The app listens to instrument sound and measures its frequency. It supports over 50 tuning styles and offers a metronome with beat groupings, vibration, and torch features.
HAUS K.K.
Create minimalist melodies with raindrops.
The app generates minimalist melodies using multi-colored raindrops that trigger looping notes. Users can combine different colored drops and notes to compose rainy-day melodic backdrops.
Dijup Tuladhar
Play , learn songs, practice
Access chord charts and diagrams for Nepali, Hindi, and English songs. Learn with tutorials and artist profiles. Practice with built-in tools. Auto-scroll through sheet music. View accurate chord sheets and track progress.
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