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Mitchell Cohen
Practice vocal pitch with exercises
Practice vocal pitch with real-time detection and cents accuracy. Use movable-do in major, minor, and advanced modes. Train ear skills and sight singing with scale types like Dorian and Lydian. View progress with a minimalist, responsive interface.
MassLight, Inc.
Learn languages with interactive stacks
Learn languages through native speech without English. Associate spoken sentences with images.
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.
Kavos Technologies LLC
Customize , practice , track progress
Customizable allow users to create and practice specific number sets. adjust frequency based on performance. Features include problem-solving, progress tracking, and adjustable difficulty levels.
James Roberts
Practice with real cello drone tones
Provides reference pitches with rich overtones similar to real cellos. Allows users to practice with accurate tuning tones. Includes adjustable pitch settings and playback controls. Supports repeated playback for consistent tuning practice.
Erudite Apps LLC
Train with color-tone associations
Learn musical notes by associating them with colors and vibrations. Practice identifying pitches through synesthetic feedback. Track progress and receive guidance to improve recognition without a reference tone.
michal bojanowicz
And sight-read with real instruments
And sight-reading with real instruments like , guitar, or violin. Use note buttons or a virtual keyboard. Receive feedback with smiling kitten animations. View session summaries and adjust settings.
Timbro Limited
Chords and strum patterns
Chords and scales with interactive lessons. Use a virtual simulator to practice strumming and fingerpicking. Track progress with lesson completion and skill assessments. Access chord diagrams and tablature for reference.
Joel Clifft
Master music theory and ear training.
The app presents users with musical elements to identify quickly. Users can compete with others or practice independently.
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.
Bryce Hostetler
Play, learn, and master
Explore with chord and scale references. Identify and analyze chords. Create and edit MIDI files. Use AUv3 plugins for sound synthesis and composition. View detailed scale information and interval relationships.
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