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Markus Ruh
Create music with device sensors
Create music using device sensors such as touch, motion, camera, and microphone, or connected peripherals like game controllers, Apple Watch, or AirPods. Connect modular MIDI components in the editor to build custom setups.
Christian Schoenebeck d/b/a Crudebyte
Monitor messages in real time
Monitor and send messages to connected devices. Visualize incoming data. Test setups with keyboard or sound expander. Identify device messages and troubleshoot connections. Support for Apple USB camera adapter and other compatible adapters.
Alexander Randon
Arpeggios controlled by thumbs and motion.
The app is a matrix-controlled arpeggiator that allows users to play arpeggios with their thumbs. It offers control over pitchbend, tremolo, and vibrato using the iPad's accelerometer.
CMT Bilisim Muzik Ltd Sti
Play with 3D animated lessons
Learn chords and scales through interactive 3D lessons. View real-time finger placement and arm movements. Practice with built-in metronome and play along with backing tracks. Track progress and adjust lesson difficulty. Share performance recordings.
Jaroslaw Jacek
Record loops, beats, and melodies
Create and edit music with an 8-track sequencer, record loops and melodies, and control instruments in real-time. Use a flexible mixer with DSP effects. Edit tracks via step sequencer and automation.
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.
Simon Hopkin
Lookup learn and hear chords.
The app provides a library of chord diagrams for guitar, ukulele, banjo, and mandolin. Users can look up and learn chords with fingerings and variations, and hear how they sound on their selected instrument.
Float Point LLC
Create chords, edit sets, play music
Create and edit music with . nd organize chords from over 50 scales. Build custom chord sets and adjust types. Perform using built-in instruments or MIDI output to DAWs. Access all pro features free for one month.
Michael Eskin
MIDI control surface for button accordion.
The app is a 31-button three-row diatonic Button Accordion CoreMIDI control surface for the iPad. It is designed for playing hardware and software MIDI synthesizers via a CoreMIDI compatible interface or virtual MIDI instruments.
Elliot Koh
Train ears with chord games
Train Your Musical Ear – The Fun Way! Master chords, notes, and intervals in your key through bite-sized games. Identify pitches, recognize chords, and improve interval recognition. Track progress with custom exercises and adjust difficulty levels.
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