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Tau'olunga komipiuta
Play by name or number
Reference allows users to search and select by name or number. Play music and view standard notation or tonic solfa. Display lyrics in split screen with scrollable and scalable text. Tap to advance to the next verse.
PG Music Inc.
Create, play, and transfer songs
Create and arrange music with chord progression tools, lead sheet display, and notation editing. Generate backing tracks, export songs, and transfer files. Play and record melodies, add lyrics, and print sheet music.
James Uhart
Play rhythms, progress through levels, learn
Learn basic rhythms through 60 progressively challenging levels. Tap notes in time to match rhythms. Receive feedback on accuracy. Track progress across levels. Sync with classroom or lab activities.
Max Schlee
Select , view diagrams, explore positions
Display chord diagrams for 5-string and 4-string banjos. Explore 8000 across 11 fretboard positions. Select root, chord type, and variation to view diagrams. Adjust settings to customize chord display.
Omer UCEL
Record , podcasts, and music
Record from system sound, microphone, or Bluetooth devices. Capture streaming content or meetings. Edit and export recordings in various formats. Monitor levels and adjust settings for precise control.
Jun Koo Hea
Read from PDF, image, or text files
Read and manage from PDF, image, text, and MIDI files. Import scores via camera, photos, or files. Organize by title, artist, and setlist. View scores in horizontal, vertical, or two-page modes. Annotate with pen, text, shapes, and stamps.
James Uhart
Play notes, learn clef, level up
Learn musical notes in the clef with interactive levels that increase in difficulty. Identify notes through gameplay, receive instant feedback, and track progress. Includes features for note recognition, pitch matching, and theory practice.
The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (Publishing) Limited
DoReMIR Music Research AB
Turn melodies into written music.
The app plays monophonic melodies and converts them into music notation. Users can edit scores, change playback sounds, and share results via email, Twitter, or Facebook.
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