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Jazz Apps Mobile LLC
Test music theory knowledge across categories.
The app tests user knowledge of music theory across five categories: Functions, Chords, Diatonic Chords, Scales, and Intervals. Users can customize quizzes by focusing on specific keys, chords, scales, or intervals.
Michael Eskin
Virtual accordion for practice on-the-go.
The app mimics the layout of Hohner's Corona Classic diatonic accordion. It features a three-row fingerboard that plays in EAD, FBbEb, and GCF tones, with adjustable volume and reverb.
Pavlo Ignatov
Identify chords and share songs
Identify and name guitar chords in real time. Display chord diagrams and names. Share chord progressions and variations. Learn chord transitions and fingerings.
Gargant
Edit and play music anywhere
Create and edit musical scores with tablature and notation tools. Add chord diagrams and guitar effects. Play back compositions and share files. Supports stringed instruments like guitar and bass.
CMT Bilisim Muzik Ltd Sti
Create music with virtual hands and compose
Create and play music using virtual hands. Compose songs with an intuitive editor. Learn techniques through interactive exercises. Export and share compositions. Sync with real for practice.
Torculus, LLC
Master rhythm on any instrument now.
The app offers over 1,000 rhythm patterns across 10 skill levels for musicians. It includes features like sight-reading mode, learner mode, and instant feedback to improve timing and rhythm.
Luke Abbott, LLC
Play chords, adjust speed, customize
Create and customize using real instrument sounds like guitar, mandolin, and standup bass. Play any chord progression in any key and speed. Practice with generated for bluegrass, old-time, fiddle tunes, and jazz/swing.
Jeff Coffin LLC
Create scales and improvise melodies
Play-along backing tracks enable users to practice with real music. Call-and-response exercises help develop improvisation skills. A progress tracker monitors user advancement.
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