Draw, manipulate, and perform music.
The app allows users to create music by drawing lines, curves, and squiggles to input pitch and volume. Users can manipulate paths to create unique sounds and sync them to GarageBand for live performances.
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Chris Sutton
Learn to hear chord types easily.
The app teaches users to recognize major, minor, augmented, and diminished triads. Users can train and test their ear at their own pace, with lessons adjustable to their needs.
Matthew Thomas
Digital board for number learning.
The app provides a digital 100s board for children to learn mathematics. It allows users to show or hide numbers, change their color, and use draggable counters for various math games and counting exercises.
Techivation Ltd
Adjust audio levels in real time
Automate audio event volume in real-time. Adjust gain dynamically before events to maintain consistent levels. Preserve dynamics and tone while ensuring precise control. Integrate with DAWs like Logic Pro and GarageBand.
Ryan Damico
Keep
Adjust tempo and set custom subdivisions. Play precision click sounds and use a built-in rhythm trainer. Practice with beats for guitar, piano, drums, or bass. Sync with other devices for group rehearsals.
Furlan Paolo
Compose ringtones with phone buttons.
The app allows users to compose monophonic ringtones using their phone's buttons. Users can input musical notes, adjust note duration, pitch, and octave, and insert rests.
Tahito Aoki
Simulates an old style reproducer.
The app simulates an old style music reproducer. Users can change settings like distortion, skip, and noise to enjoy selected music.
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