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Timbro Limited
Notes and play chords
With real-time feedback on finger placement and technique. Access interactive lessons for all skill levels. Practice scales, chords, and songs. Track progress with built-in assessments. Sync lessons across devices. Share performance recordings.
UK Music Apps Ltd
Create tracks with chords
Create tracks using chord-based loops. Add melodies, basslines, and effects. Export audio files and share directly. Sync with DAWs for further production. Adjust tempo and key settings.
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.
Harry Gohs
Dynamic spectra creation with unique sounds.
The app uses waveshaping synthesis to create unique sounds by altering spectra with sound amplitude. It offers a randomizer for generating new sound patches and includes multiple oscillators, envelopes, and effects.
Max Schlee
Master seven instruments in one.
The app provides a chord reference and learning tool for seven instruments including piano, guitar, and ukulele. Users can explore, hear, and play chords, adapting progressions to their vocal range or desired key.
Asylum Square Interactive GmbH
Create music with iOS device now.
The app allows users to create music using their iOS device. Users can develop songs by tapping sample blocks, with six construction kits offering beats, bass lines, melodies, and synth chords in various genres.
D'Addario & Company, Inc.
Guitar chord library in hand.
The app provides a library of over 7800 guitar chords with notes and fingerings displayed on a virtual fretboard. Users can view chords in multiple positions and hear them played by strumming virtual strings.
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