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Synthesia LLC
Play piano notes with falling keys
Learn piano by playing falling notes on touchscreen or connected keyboard. Practice melodies with real-time note feedback. Play left or right hand separately. Sync with lighted keyboards. View sheet music or falling note blocks.
Seth Sandler
Practice music with tuners and metronomes
Track playing habits and provide feedback to improve performance. Use a chromatic , tone and chord generator, , and recorder. Practice ear training, rhythm, timing, and dynamics. Sync with Apple Health for progress tracking.
Bijoy Thangaraj
Search , view fingerings, listen to sounds
Access and explore a detailed ukulele chord library with all possible chord positions across the fretboard. View suggested fingering and listen to audio demonstrations for each chord. Search for specific quickly.
MIFKI PTY LTD
Build custom synths and effects
Create and customize synthesizers using modular components. Build audio and MIDI effects. Control external apps and hardware. Explore modular synthesis concepts. Perform live with customizable setups. Sync with macOS via Audio Unit and VST plugins.
Ryouta Kira
Record and play back performances
Record and playback performances customizable signal types and channel selection. Include FM sounds and an on-screen keyboard for note-taking. Save files as Standard Format without subscription.
AKIHIRO OURA
Visualize in real time and share
Real-time with customizable effects and export options. Users can import from playlists or files, select from four visual packages with eight visuals each, and adjust settings for each visual. Export visuals and share on social media.
Jack Marshall
Record loops and layer sounds
Record and audio for voice or instruments. Create song sections like verse, bridge, and chorus. Switch between sections in real time. Import audio files and use drag-and-drop. Apply effects and overdub tracks. Supports iPad and iPhone.
Jun Koo Hea
Read from PDF, image, or text files
Read and manage from PDF, image, text, and MIDI files. Import scores via camera, photos, or files. Organize by title, artist, and setlist. View scores in horizontal, vertical, or two-page modes. Annotate with pen, text, shapes, and stamps.
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