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Brainsync AS
Explore fretboard notes and chords
Explore the or ukulele fretboard to identify notes and chord positions. View visualizations of scales and chords in any key. Support for custom tunings and capo positions. Listen to scales and chords. Includes full ukulele and bass support.
Alexandre Francois
Analyze audio and visualize pitch
Music analyzes audio input to identify pitch names, track tonal context, and compute triads and keys in real time. Displays 3D visualizations of musical elements like chords and keys.
Patrick Kelly
Recognize and notate piano pitches.
The app allows users to recognize pitches by sight or sound and notate or play them on the piano. It includes a Grade Book for saving and printing results, with options for different clefs and an Ear Training mode.
Luke Bartolomeo
Practice intervals and recognize notes
Practice interval recognition by listening to pairs of notes and selecting the correct interval. Receive instant feedback and progress tracking. Includes exercises for different skill levels and musical scales.
Petersons, LLC
Practice questions by difficulty and score
Study for Composition with customizable practice questions based on number of questions, difficulty, and target score. Receive instant feedback on answers with detailed explanations for each question and choice.
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.
Cookie Commons, Inc.
Play piano keys anywhere
Play piano with 88 keys, customize key labels, and transpose or tune the instrument. Access authentic grand piano sound samples. Also play guitar, bass, harp, marimba, and music box. Update to latest Piano technology for enhanced features.
Joe Scrivens
Understand numbers with interactive practice.
The app practices place value for two, three, and four-digit numbers. Users answer questions about tens, hundreds, and thousands by touching the screen.
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