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Dr. Harald Merkel
Tune notes and display feedback
Displays a frequency spectrum for input checking and uses a 440Hz concert pitch. It shows a tuning over five seconds for real-time feedback. Users can adjust pitch and view frequency values. No additional features are included.
Infinaut Technologies, Inc
Play, practice, and customize tunes
Tune ukuleles with a built-in tuner. Access chord charts and scale lists. Use a metronome and drum tracks for practice. Customize themes and enable ad-free mode. Support landscape orientation on iPad.
JIMMY MICHAEL HUDSON
See intervals, build chords, play music
Learn music theory through a visual, color-coded interface that maps intervals and scales. Identify notes and relationships instantly. Practice with interactive exercises and track progress over time. Sync with other devices for consistent learning.
Ronald Nicholson
Sound-activated chromatic musical instrument tuner.
The app is a sound-activated, chromatic tuner for musical instruments. It uses speech synthesis to inform users if their instrument is in tune, without requiring visual or physical interaction with the display.
John McMillan
Play with gestures
Simulates a vintage with a single oscillator and monophonic synthesis. Users can adjust oscillator wave shapes, apply onboard delay and reverb effects, and set frequency ranges. It offers 1 to 7 octave range control for customizable pitch.
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