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Kawai Musical Instruments Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Intuitive operation elegant customisable interface.
The app offers a customizable interface with real-time waveform display and strobe illumination. It provides chromatic tuning with adjustable sensitivity and multiple temperament options.
Michael Rylee
Play notes, chords, and scales
Learn and practice fretboard notes, chords, and soloing. Train ear recognition and sight reading. Set daily practice goals. Track progress over time. Sync lessons with real instrument usage.
Himalay Diyora
Learn parts and play basics
Learn basics with lessons on parts, holding techniques, and fundamental playing methods. Watch video tutorials for bowing, fingering, and tone production. Access sheet music for different skill levels and view maintenance guides for care.
The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (Publishing) Limited
Nicholas Wylie
Track time, organize songs, play along
Create backing tracks by uploading songs and isolating instruments like vocals, drums, bass, and guitar. Adjust volume levels for each track. with tempo control, track time spent, and organize song lists for focused sessions.
Patrick Kelly
Test knowledge of music chords aurally.
The app tests knowledge of triads and seventh chords using audio and visual analysis. Users can compare incorrect answers to correct ones and save results in a filterable Grade Book.
Atsushi Uchida
Score music, edit notes, share tracks
Create and share music scores with notation, chord symbols, and lyrics. Edit scores with drag-and-drop tools. Collaborate in real-time with band members. Export as PDF or image. Sync with iOS devices and music apps.
Max Schlee
Learn piano chords effectively and easily.
The app provides 120 piano chords in various types. It shows finger positions, virtual keyboard layouts, and sheet music.
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