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Learn To Master Ltd
Play , , and modes
Learn , , and modes in any position using a fully functional simulator. Practice with interactive games, view references, or challenge yourself. Record and save riffs, use backing tracks, and adjust metronome settings.
Denis Safiullin
Generate chords from a single note
Generate chords from a single MIDI note using scale and tonality options. Automate progressions with customizable patterns. Export MIDI files and integrate with DAWs for music production. Adjust voicings and inversion settings.
Ghostdust Pty Ltd
Identify chords from selected notes.
The app identifies chords by selecting two or more notes. It offers extensive chord databases and allows users to hear chords played as block chords or arpeggios.
David Palmerio
Practical jazz guitar without theory.
The app provides step-by-step lessons for learning jazz guitar concepts and progressions. Users will explore jazz chords, substitutions, and rhythm patterns inspired by jazz standards.
Ringtones LLC (U.S.)
Play and track progress
Play on iOS devices with a 6-string, 15-fret virtual instrument. Scroll through a fretboard, learn , and practice finger placements. Adjust tuning and view chord diagrams for accurate playing.
CutDek Productions LTD
Practice pitch recognition and intervals
Helps users improve listening skills through music theory exercises. It includes pitch dictation with solfege or pitch naming, chord identification, and interval recognition.
Sincere Apps SIA
Create songs with chords and scales
Create files by setting tempo, key, and scale. Add sections like Intro with suggested first chords. Subsequent chord suggestions depend on the last chord in the section. Automatically invert chords for smooth voice leading.
Hamoon Nozari
Explore musical patterns with algorithms
Explore through mathematical concepts. Calculate note frequencies using the 12th root of 2. Visualize octaves and intervals with ratio comparisons. Adjust semitones to see frequency changes. Link musical notes to their corresponding frequencies.
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