Test music theory knowledge across categories.
The app tests user knowledge of music theory across five categories: Functions, Chords, Diatonic Chords, Scales, and Intervals. Users can customize quizzes by focusing on specific keys, chords, scales, or intervals.
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Bryce Hostetler
Play, learn, and master
Explore with chord and scale references. Identify and analyze chords. Create and edit MIDI files. Use AUv3 plugins for sound synthesis and composition. View detailed scale information and interval relationships.
Pascal Weiss
Tune, identify, and master notes
Practice ear with exercises on intervals, chords, scales, and melodies. Select intervals within two octaves and activate backing chords for practice. Identify and repeat musical notes and patterns to improve listening skills.
Musicnotes
Play , create set lists, access notes
Play and practice digital with adjustable tempo and pitch. Create and manage set lists. Access a large collection of high-quality and arrangements. Annotate and save notes. Sync across devices. Export as PDF or image. Share scores with others.
myrApps s.r.o.
Practice intervals, chords, and scales with real
Practice ear training by identifying intervals, chords, and scales. Listen to audio examples and select the correct answer. Track progress with detailed reports. Sync lessons across devices and receive instant feedback on accuracy.
David Eskenazy
Sing melodies, hear progressions, connect instruments
Learn music theory through videos and exercises. Practice reading sheet music daily. Identify intervals and notes with ear . Explore piano chords and scales. Connect instruments or voice for real-time feedback.
Josh Liebe (Pty) Ltd
Explore music theory and scales
Learn music theory with a visual . Explore relationships between major, minor, and diminished keys. View key signatures and triads. Play or mute chords and arpeggios. Lock the for reference.
University of California, Los Angeles
Practice sight reading and intervals
Practice ear training with modules for sight reading, intervals, chords, and dictation. Complete exercises in untimed practice mode or timed survival mode. Track scores and view high scores. Recognize notes and rhythms through audio prompts.
Ryan Newsome
Practice notes and build musical skills
Practice with interactive exercises that improve accuracy, rhythm, and note recognition. Use MIDI instruments, microphone input, or on-screen keyboard for flexible practice. Track progress and refine musical skills through targeted sessions.
Recisio
Jam with backing tracks and chords
Access studio-quality backing tracks for practice and performance. Customize tracks to fit your style. Sync with chords, diagrams, and lyrics for real-time guidance. Jam with virtual band members. Share performances and receive feedback.
Coda Labs Incorporated
Find chords in real time with AR
View chords in augmented reality on a piano. See finger placements for over 130 chords. Play chords by touching the piano keys. Adjust settings and save custom configurations.
Martijn Ensing
Step by step
Through structured lessons focused on one subject at a time. Complete exercises to reinforce concepts. Track progress and expand knowledge systematically. Sync devices for continued learning.
Learn To Master Ltd
Train ears with exercises and track progress
Practice ear with customizable exercises for chords, intervals, and scales. Track progress across different disciplines. Use a configurable for visual feedback. Access tutorials and follow guided lessons for skill development.
EarMaster ApS
Practice scales and rhythms
Practice with interactive exercises for ear training, sight-singing, rhythm, and vocal skills. Customize difficulty levels and track progress. Access a variety of musical exercises and receive instant feedback.
Gismart Ltd
Tune, learn chords, and train ear.
The app offers tuning for various string instruments including guitars, ukuleles, and cellos. It features educational games for learning chords and ear training, with modes like Tune Guard™ for safe tuning.
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