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Ensemble Education, Inc.
Sing and tune with real-time feedback
Helps users improve musical ear through exercises that evaluate pitch and intervals. It includes an on-screen tuner, detailed pitch graphs, and modes for listening and testing.
thoor software AB
Train ears with custom exercises and note
Train musical ears with interval recognition, melody identification, and chord detection exercises. Create custom drills and adjust difficulty levels. Receive instant feedback on note entries and track progress over time.
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.
Michael Eldridge
Practice and quiz musical examples
Helps users identify musical elements through quizzes and practice. It plays examples of scales, intervals, melodies, rhythms, tempo, and dynamics.
Alexey Ovod
Notes with interactive quizzes
Notes and basic theory through interactive quizzes. Practice reading notes on treble, bass, and alto clefs. Study tonality, chord names, and switch between English and German note names. Train sight-reading and ear training for piano and singing.
MAMP GmbH
Train intervals, chords, and progressions
Train musical skills with interval, chord, and progression recognition exercises. Customize training sessions. Set practice goals and track progress. Receive instant feedback on answers. Export results for review. Sync progress across devices.
Nick Culbertson
Tune instruments with real audio notes
Tuner+ provides reference pitches for tuning instruments like guitar, bass, banjo, mandolin, cello, violin, piano, viola, and ukulele. It offers real audio and sine wave tones. Supports VoiceOver accessibility for users with visual impairments.
John Walbolt
Tune notes and play pitches with
Offers a pipe for note identification, a piano with 6 octaves for vocal warm-ups, and a tuner to detect notes. Users can play notes, adjust , and practice singing with professional audio quality.
262Hz LLC
Train intervals, recognize pitches, transcribe melodies, improvise
Practice recognition by listening and playing intervals on a virtual piano. Improve pitch and transcription skills through repeated exercises. Track progress and enhance improvisation abilities with regular use.
Roman Sevastyanov
Create progressions and send MIDI data
Create and edit progressions with inversions, sus2, sus4, 7th, and 9th chords. Play chords as piano or synth or send MIDI to macOS. Use phone as MIDI keyboard for macOS. Practice reading musical notation.
Sincere Apps SIA
Guess intervals with song melodies
Learn to identify intervals by associating them with melodies from popular songs. Receive immediate feedback after each guess. Incorrect answers trigger a melody starting with the correct .
Half Note Labs LLC
Tune notes and track progress
Train musical intonation with interactive exercises based on academic research. Track progress and compete via Game Center.
Alexey Ovod
Train ears to recognize and
Practice identifying , , and intervals through interactive exercises. Train ear to recognize melodies and chord progressions. Play accompaniment on guitar or piano. Track progress with built-in exercises and scales.
Gismart Ltd
Piano keys with interactive games
Piano with interactive and games. Practice rhythm and ear training exercises. Complete daily challenges to improve skills. Study music theory through structured . Track progress and receive feedback during practice sessions.
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