Apps Like Note & Chord Flashcards for iPhone and iPad
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UCLA Music Theory
University of California, Los Angeles
Practice sight reading and intervals
Practice ear training with modules for sight reading, intervals, chords, and dictation. Complete exercises in untimed practice mode or timed survival mode. Track scores and view high scores. Recognize notes and rhythms through audio prompts.
Jazz Guitar Lessons Learn How to Play Licks Tabs
Fawi, Inc.
Watch and and interviews
Watch instructional videos featuring musicians to techniques and insights. Access interviews with icons. Study on playing styles and improvisation. Share content with other users. Track progress through video tutorials.
Music Tool LE
TheWay, Ltd.
Explore music scales and chords.
The app provides a dashboard of notes and chords that produce sound when tapped. Users can explore a variety of scales and modes, hearing individual notes and chords within them.
HarpNinja
Paul Cohen
Learn harmonica with interactive tools.
The app provides real-time pitch recognition for harmonica players. It offers interactive tools for learning songs, scales, and riffs, along with music theory explanations.
ScalePhobia
Hidetomo Katsura
Develop essential musical listening skills.
The app offers interactive ear training for musicians. It helps users develop listening skills for chords, inversions, intervals, and scales, with various modes and display options.
Hooktheory I
Hooktheory LLC
Learn music theory with practical application.
The app teaches music theory concepts with audiovisual examples and interactive exercises. Users learn to craft melodies and chord progressions using a format that emphasizes function and practical application.
Reflow
Gargant
Edit and play music anywhere
Create and edit musical scores with tablature and notation. Add chord diagrams and guitar effects. Play back scores with built-in audio. Share and export files in multiple formats. Sync with digital audio workstations.
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