Apps Like Note & Chord Flashcards for iPhone and iPad
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iAutoharp
Ronald Nicholson
Tap chords and strum sweet music
The app allows users to play chords by tapping buttons and strumming. Chord buttons can be reconfigured for over 150 chords per key, and users can experiment with picking melodies.
Harmonic Analysis - Theory
Deeryard LLC
Analyze chords and track progress
Practice identifying Roman numerals for chords shown on music sheets. Build chords from root notes and intervals. Analyze music by determining chord functions and relationships.
Chord Craft guitar chords tabs
Divine Software Limited Liability Company
View, edit, and share charts
View and edit charts, lyrics, and tablature for or piano. Transpose keys, enable autoscroll, and create diagrams. Export as PDF or print. Add custom songs by title and artist. Share charts directly.
Piano Chords and Scales Pro
Sincere Apps SIA
Play , explore , compose music
Explore and with interactive virtual and staff notation. Play and ascending, descending, and harmonically. Adjust root notes and inversions. Compose songs by arranging and progressions.
iImprov - Contemporary Colors
Jazz Apps Mobile LLC
Improvise over contemporary chord changes
The app provides tools for improvising musicians to handle chord changes found in post-bebop jazz. It covers altered chords, slash chords, and scale colors outside diatonic major, with lessons, exercises, and adjustable audio.
Arpeggios on Bass
Dmitrij Pavlov
Learn bass arpeggios with detailed guidance.
The app contains 360 bass arpeggios with inversions and transposition options. It provides fingering, stroke sequences, and right-hand fingerings for each arpeggio.
GoodEar Pro
Pascal Weiss
Tune, identify, and master notes
Practice ear with exercises on intervals, chords, scales, and melodies. Select intervals within two octaves and activate backing chords for practice. Identify and repeat musical notes and patterns to improve listening skills.
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