Record concert details including artist names, dates, venues, and personal notes. Organize events into a digital diary. Share memories with others. Sync across devices for seamless access. Track attendance and revisit past shows.
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The app streams The Zone @ 91-3, Vancouver Island's modern rock radio station. Users can view song information, set alarms, flag selected songs, and send e-requests.
Listen to live radio broadcasts and access song playlists with details. View daily verses and track upcoming events. Stay updated with community news and connect with hosts. Share content with friends.
Create and play music with a variety of vintage sounds. Record and compose tracks. Perform live with customizable patterns and effects. Export audio files and share directly.
Control a player piano system to play high-resolution recordings of live performances. Access a growing library of music by Artists. Play, pause, and adjust playback speed. Sync with the piano to control performance settings.
Play music from a library of tracks. Create and share playlists. Add lyrics and annotations. Sync with multiple devices. Control playback with voice commands. Share song ratings and comments. Organize music by genre, artist, or mood.
Automatically cleans speakers to remove distortions and improve audio quality. Generate tones for testing and calibration. Adjust equalizer settings to customize sound output. Monitor health and receive alerts for potential issues.
Explore exclusive concert footage from 25th anniversary benefit event. View rare photos and personal stories from solo career. Learn about his influences, activism, and artistic journey through curated content.
The app provides a reference Concert A (440Hz) pitch for musicians tuning by ear. Users can select between a real oboe or a synthesizer oboe sound for the reference pitch.
The app provides live listening to Hip Hop and Today's Hits. Users can connect with on-air hosts via message, phone, or in-app messaging and receive alerts for news, concerts, and contests.
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.