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Balazs Kiss
Identify intervals, chords, and scales by ear
Learn to identify musical intervals, chords, scales, and rhythms by listening. Practice ten exercises including interval and chord recognition, melody and rhythm dictation, and chord progressions.
Uwe Hollatz
Stream music and podcasts offline
Control multiple pendulums and synchronize them for precise timing. Adjust tempo from 20 to 999 bpm. Use the for practice, live performance, or studio recording. Sync with other devices for coordinated playing.
Lumbeat Ltd.
Record and export drum sessions
Create rhythmic patterns with brush, hot rod, and hand drum sounds. Play live sessions using 8 assignable pads for fills, intros, and endings. Export multi-track or full mix via MIDI. Sync with Apple Health for workout tracking.
Zoltan Nyari
Adjust -side balance and modulation
A music plugin that allows for -side encoding with continuous values and gradual changes. Users can adjust channel mode switches as faders for modulation. The plugin extends -side encoding without cross-fading or artificial constructs.
Sugar Bytes GmbH
Create and shape cinematic soundscapes
Create and manipulate complex soundscapes using 16 voice FM synthesis. Generate evolving atmospheres and dynamic textures. Adjust parameters for intricate timbres and layered sounds.
Bram Bos
Sequence rhythms and bass with step sequencer
Create rhythmic patterns with a step sequencer. Generate synthesized drums and bass sounds. Adjust pitch and velocity modulation. Blend multiple sounds into cohesive sequences. Export and share compositions.
Alexey Ovod
Practice rhythms with flash cards and exercises
Develop through flash cards and exercises. Practice recognizing and playing rhythmic patterns at various tempos. Sessions progress from beginner to advanced levels across simple, complex, and irregular time signatures.
Gustav Scholda
Adjust delays with a single curve
Create and manipulate delay effects using a single curve for spectral control. Adjust delay patterns with BPM grids or freeform motion. Modulate and reshape delay shapes in real time for dynamic rhythmic effects.
Ryan Robinson
Generate melodies with evolving musical cells
Allows users to create music using a based on Conway’s Game of Life. Users can manipulate up to four voices, each with distinct movement patterns and rhythms. Notes are generated based on golden ratio-derived note values.
Yonac Inc.
Stream synth sounds and tweak tones
Create and manipulate synth sounds with oscillators, filters, and envelopes. Adjust parameters for tone shaping and modulation. Save and load presets. Export audio files and integrate with digital audio workstations.
Rolf Steenge
Play notes, get feedback, progress fast
Practice with exercises featuring rhythms from 2 to 12 beats per bar. Receive instant feedback on timing accuracy. Progress through graduated levels from beginner to professional. Track practice sessions and review performance metrics.
Harry Gohs
Delay audio in real-time with 27 bands
Create and manipulate audio loops with real-time delay effects. Split input signal into 27 frequency bands with individual delay settings. Adjust delay time, level, and feedback per band. Sync delay times to host tempo for rhythmic variations.
Polynome Ltd
Practice rhythms with endless challenges
Practice sight-reading with generated challenges. Customize patterns and difficulty levels. Track progress and repeat exercises for improvement. Sync with devices to access lessons offline.
Tony Overwater
Create any rhythm in any meter.
The Odd Metronome allows users to create any rhythmic pattern in any meter. The app provides three different sounds and a moving cursor to follow the rhythm visually, making it a study companion for musicians.
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