Learn My Part
Stephen Tyler
Choir members learn their parts.
The app helps choir members learn their voice parts. Users can add their own MIDI files and choose how to play them back, including adjusting speed and transposing.
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Stephen Tyler
Choir members learn their parts.
The app helps choir members learn their voice parts. Users can add their own MIDI files and choose how to play them back, including adjusting speed and transposing.
MIXAGE di di Gleria Bruno
MIDI file browser, editor, and processor.
The app provides a MIDI file browser and editor with unlimited undo/redo. It also offers batch processing to apply operations to multiple MIDI files simultaneously.
Paracosm, LLC
Play synths together polyphonically now.
The app allows users to play monophonic synthesizers polyphonically. It enables alternating notes between different synths and layering sounds for song creation.
Mara Flint
Musical calculator and look-up tool.
The app calculates delay times and oscillator frequencies that match a given tempo. It also identifies the fundamental frequency of any MIDI note and lists notes within a specified scale.
Norman Schmidt
Understand and use numbered musical notation.
The app allows users to input numbers or notes using a seven-note keypad that sounds like an Italian harpsichord. Melodies can be imported from iReal Pro and exported to other applications that support Midi or MusicXML.
Filipe Maciel Lins
Practice scales and arpeggios
Practice scales and arpeggios on the with customizable exercises. Record and review performances. Adjust tempo and difficulty levels. Track progress over time. Sync with music libraries for reference.
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