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Sam Bender
Practice pitches, identify intervals, refine intonation
Helps users train audiation, relative pitch, and intonation. It plays two pitches and asks users to identify if the second pitch is sharp, flat, or in tune. Users can track progress and receive feedback on their responses.
Rolf Steenge
Play notes, get feedback, progress fast
Practice with exercises featuring rhythms from 2 to 12 beats per bar. Receive instant feedback on timing accuracy. Progress through graduated levels from beginner to professional. Track practice sessions and review performance metrics.
Idolumic LLC
Edit chord sheets and auto-scroll lyrics
Edit and transcribe chord sheets with auto-scrolling and smart automation. Customize chord diagrams, adjust tuning, and apply capo positions. Transpose and access a virtual fretboard for alternative voicings.
Olympia Noise Co.
Arrange dots to create melodies and rhythms
Create and arrange melodies, bass lines, and drum beats by moving dots on the screen. Switch chords and patterns instantly. Apply delay and reverb effects to instruments. Tap or drag to build sequences. Sync with AirPlay for playback.
Christian Inkster
Create music with chords easily.
The app provides a suitable environment for musicians to generate song ideas. Users can record their ideas for later practice and transpose them to any key instantly.
Plearn LLC
Learn names and solfège with exercises
Train musical skills with real-time pitch detection and MIDI instrument support. Practice names, solfège, and Curwen hand signs. Use a virtual keyboard with 88 keys. Access 20 question/answer modes for theory and ear training.
AMGAMES, INC.
Check chords and sounds
View diagrams for 12 keys and 32 chords. Display three fingering positions for each . Play sounds to hear the notes. Practice chords with visual guides and audio feedback.
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