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Rob Jackson
Touch and create music with your fingers
Create music by touching the screen to play notes and adjust sounds. Use multi-touch surfaces like radar, ribbon, or keyboard. Move fingers to modify tones. The semi-generative engine selects suitable notes automatically.
Araneus Information Systems Oy
Find chords and view diagrams
Find chord diagrams for guitar, ukulele, and mandolin. Enter chord names to view different voicings or adjust diagrams to identify new chords. Hear how each chord sounds. Supports alternate tunings.
Joel Clifft
Learn music theory from basics.
The app helps users learn music theory basics or challenge experts. It offers note naming games, key signatures, and interval ear training for beginners.
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.
Notewize LLC
Play notes, track progress, and practice chords
Learn chords and scales with interactive . Practice songs with adjustable tempo and difficulty. Receive real-time feedback on strumming and finger placement. Track progress with lesson completion and skill assessments.
Pavlo Ignatov
Identify chords and share songs
Identify and name guitar chords in real time. Display chord diagrams and names. Share chord progressions and variations. Learn chord transitions and fingerings.
Drew Milloy
Strum chords and create arpeggios
Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a musical instrument. Select chords and strum strings with fingers to create arpeggiated sounds. Edit and share songs, use MIDI support, and transpose notes with in- purchase.
D'Addario & Company, Inc.
Guitar chord library in hand.
The app provides a library of over 7800 guitar chords with notes and fingerings displayed on a virtual fretboard. Users can view chords in multiple positions and hear them played by strumming virtual strings.
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