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Keynote Star Inc
Play musical notes and create chords
A for children allows users to play musical notes and create chords by pressing three consecutive notes. Sliding fingers across keys produces harmonious sounds. It includes note sequences for nursery rhymes and lullabies in English.
Filipe Maciel Lins
Practice scales and arpeggios
Practice scales and arpeggios on the with customizable exercises. Record and review performances. Adjust tempo and difficulty levels. Track progress over time. Sync with music libraries for reference.
学斌 尹
Capture chords from live audio
Analyzes live audio to identify chords in real time. It recognizes song titles and artists from released tracks. It processes data entirely on the device without internet. It displays a visual waveform and changes.
Patrick Kelly
Explore scales with notation and playback.
The app provides over 100 scales with notation and playback, including interval names and diatonic functions. It supports transposition for various instruments and offers options for rhythmic patterns, octaves, and playback direction.
Smashing Metronomes, Inc
Sing and analyze your pitch in real-time
Build essential music theory skills by practicing intervals, chord identification, and dictation. Analyze live singing with real-time pitch visualization on a score. Transpose melodic exercises to any key, clef, or octave.
Patrick Kelly
Accompaniment for vocal warm-ups.
The app provides piano accompaniment for vocal exercises. Users can select a starting note, choose transposition options, and adjust the prep chord length.
Garzotto GmbH
Learn, listen, and look up chords.
The app provides a practice tool for learning musical chords and scales. It answers questions about notes, scales, and chords in various musical contexts.
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