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Cornel Borcean
Learn music notes with random repetition.
The app helps users learn to read music notes by focusing on one set of notes at a time. It offers multiple clefs and saves progress as users advance through levels.
Alexey Ovod
Notes with interactive quizzes
Notes and basic theory through interactive quizzes. Practice reading notes on treble, bass, and alto clefs. Study tonality, chord names, and switch between English and German note names. Train sight-reading and ear training for piano and singing.
Visions Encoded Inc.
Note letters on clefs
Displays a random note on the musical staff and you identify its letter name. Toggle between treble and bass clef. Choose from three letter notation systems: C D E F G A B, C D E F G A H, or Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si.
rf Zhou
Practice piano notes with treble and bass
Learn to read piano notes on treble and bass clefs. Practice notes by tapping keys. Take quizzes to identify notes on the musical staff. Play notes with right hand on treble clef and left hand on bass clef. Hear real piano sounds for each key.
Visions Encoded Inc.
Play notes, rhythms, test speed
Practice sight-reading of musical notes on bass and treble clefs. Select notes in specified keys with 0-4 flats or 1-4 sharps. Play in arcade, countdown, or endless modes. Track progress through flashcard exercises.
Patrick Kelly
Accompaniment for vocal warm-ups.
The app provides piano accompaniment for vocal exercises. Users can select a starting note, choose transposition options, and adjust the prep chord length.
Nathan Hoffer
Detect musical notes and pitch
Identify musical notes using device microphone. Display frequency and pitch in real time. Tune instruments or voice with visual feedback. Track history for accuracy improvement. Supports piano and other instruments.
Dmitry Zaika
With quizzes and clef exercises
Note names and tonality with interactive quizzes. Practice reading sheet music in various clefs. Train sight-reading and ear training. Switch between English and German note naming systems.
Notagram, LLC
Learn and practice sheet music reading.
The app helps users learn and practice sheet music reading, covering note names, rhythms, and intervals. It features four sets of flash cards with increasing difficulty and a shuffling algorithm that prioritizes incorrect answers.
Gerard Grundy
Play notes, track progress, share scores
Learn music notes through a one-minute game with three difficulty levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Practice natural notes, flats, and all notes including sharps. Share scores by copying and pasting to social media.
YINGKUI SHEN
Train piano keys with key signatures.
The app trains reading notes on all 88 keys within various key signatures. It offers customizable practice options for different skill levels and tracks user progress with informative graphs.
Patrick Kelly
Recognize, notate, and play pitches.
The app allows users to recognize pitches by sight or sound and notate or play them on the piano. It includes a Grade Book for saving and printing results, with options for different clefs and an Ear Training mode.
Songtive SIA
Learn chords and scales with MIDI keyboard
Learn notes and chords through interactive . Identify key signatures for major and minor scales. Guess notes on treble and bass clefs. Play competitive to practice guitar and piano chords using a MIDI keyboard.
James Uhart
Play notes, learn clef
Learn musical notes in the clef through interactive gameplay. Identify notes by sound and visual cues. Track progress with quizzes and challenges. Sync with educational resources for practice.
Jun Koo Hea
Convert MIDI files to sheet music.
The app converts MIDI files into synchronized sheet music. It supports multiple clefs and offers song management features, including downloads and iCloud synchronization.
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