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Alexey Ovod
Train ears to recognize and
Practice identifying , , and intervals through interactive exercises. Train ear to recognize melodies and chord progressions. Play accompaniment on guitar or piano. Track progress with built-in exercises and scales.
新玲 张
Learn notes, read , and train ears
Learn notes, key signatures, and intervals through interactive exercises. Practice ear training with pitch matching and interval identification. Track progress with detailed reports and customize sessions for individual learning needs.
Nomad AI OU
Songs, learn chords, track beats
Recognize chords, beats, and lyrics from audio files or microphone input. Access songs on YouTube, SoundCloud, or local files. View diagrams and track progress. Export lyrics and chords for offline use.
Andrii Pirumov
Play , memorize notes, track progress
Learn with detailed fretboard diagrams. View and practice chromatic, major, minor, and pentatonic . Memorize notes with visual aids. Customize scale settings for different tunings. Track progress and repeat exercises for mastery.
Ryan Newsome
Practice notes and build musical skills
Practice with interactive exercises that improve accuracy, rhythm, and note recognition. Use MIDI instruments, microphone input, or on-screen keyboard for flexible practice. Track progress and refine musical skills through targeted sessions.
The EyeLand s.r.o.
Play and create solos
Learn with interactive lessons and visual charts. Practice in different keys and modes. Record and playback your playing. View chord diagrams and finger positions. Track progress and set practice goals. Sync with accessories for real-time feedback.
Rolf Steenge
Identify notes on the fretboard easily.
The app helps users identify notes on the fretboard and staff. It offers practice and test modes, supports various key signatures and scales, and tracks user progress per fret group.
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