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Mycah Krason
Learn to type with keyboard
Teaches using a built-in keyboard. Learners progress through letters, punctuation, and numbers. Maps finger positions to dot notation. Allows full sentences by the end of training. Includes exercises for practicing input.
自力 黄
Play anytime with touch feedback
Play with a full 88-key keyboard and haptic feedback. Use multi-touch for chords and dynamics. Access 50+ instrument tones. Learn through interactive practice. Control via widgets without launching the .
Norman Schmidt
Melody notation program for musicians.
The app generates ordinary and numbered musical notation (nmn) on screen with an Italian harpsichord sound. Users can change keys, octaves, accidentals, and formatting, and play back melodies.
CROMBEZ Emmanuel
Test calculations with LOGO
Learn programming concepts through a functional language with global and local variables. Test calculations using polish notation and recursion. Use arrays for data manipulation.
Musopia Oy
Learn through chords
Learn through -focused lessons that combine with practical playing. Practice scales, chords, and progressions. Track progress and revisit lessons for review. Sync with accessories for real-time feedback.
Juergen Kilian
Create music notation and share scores.
The app allows users to write music notation and create music scores using an on-screen keyboard. It focuses on intuitive creation of small scores and sketches, with options to share creations via email, Twitter, or Facebook.
Ryan Robinson
Sequence steps with conditional wormholes
Create and edit sequences with step-based patterns. Connect steps using conditional wormholes for structured or random variation. Adjust melodies in real time without affecting the groove. Sync with external devices for live performance.
NCH Software
Write sheet and compose scores
Create and edit sheet with customizable notation tools. Adjust dynamics, clef, key signature, and time signature. Add and transpose notes easily. Export scores as MIDI, PDF, or print directly.
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