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Andrew Maddock
Train ears with music drills
Train ears to improve musical skills. Practice drills like Higher/Lower, Single Note, Intervals, and Chord Modes. Customize preferences and change background images from the main menu.
thoor software AB
Listen to audio and identify notes
Train musical ear with interval, chord, and scale exercises. Practice identifying notes and progress through 32 structured lessons. Track performance and repeat exercises for improvement.
Max Woolf
Practice intervals and build musical skills
Practice interval recognition with adjustable difficulty levels and customizable training sessions. Hear and identify musical intervals, receive instant feedback, and track progress over time. Includes exercises for major, minor, and intervals.
Karen Karapetyan
With focused lessons and real dialogues
With structured lessons and real-life dialogues. Practice speaking with adaptive exercises and instant pronunciation feedback. Access offline content for lessons and practice anytime. Track progress and refine skills through targeted exercises.
Martijn Ensing
Step by step
Through structured lessons focused on one subject at a time. Complete exercises to reinforce concepts. Track progress and expand knowledge systematically. Sync devices for continued learning.
Nix Studios
Practice music notes with Treble and Bass
Practice music reading with by selecting Treble or Bass clefs and choosing exercises with 10 to infinite notes. Identify notes, improve sight-reading, and track progress through interactive challenges.
Philipp Straub
Learn and syllabaries
Learn and with an adaptive spaced repetition system that adjusts review intervals based on memory performance. Practice writing characters, listen to audio pronunciations, and take quizzes to test recall.
michal bojanowicz
With flashcards and games
Practice note recognition with interactive flashcards and games. to play simple melodies like "Happy Birthday" and "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." Explore basic theory concepts. Collect stickers as you progress. No instrument required.
Simon Braun
Train intervals and recognize pitches
Helps users train recognition with adjustable difficulty levels. It tracks progress through detailed analytics, showing skill averages and exercise performance. Users can input intervals clearly and receive feedback on accuracy.
COGNIFLY LTD
Create and study efficiently
Create and study for subjects like languages, medicine, and anatomy. Use spaced repetition to review material efficiently. Track progress and set study goals. Export for offline use. Sync across devices.
Antoine Pizon
Learn music with interactive lessons and ear
Learn music with interactive lessons that combine visual fretboard diagrams and audio playback. Practice intervals, chords, and progressions through structured lessons. Use ear training exercises to improve pitch recognition.
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