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Pedro Daniel Macalupu Cumpen
Tune with precise frequency display
Tune strings with real-time frequency display in Hz. Calibrate to multiple A frequencies. Load tuning instantly for quick adjustments. Provides visual feedback with LED indicators. Offers intuitive interface for easy use.
Kartika Ardiani
Tune notes with auto or manual mode
Tune violins with auto or manual tuning modes. Play reference tones to match notes. Support multiple tuning styles including Standard, Cajun, Cross A, and Open G. Adjust pitch and save preferred settings.
Gismart Ltd
Play and use musical
Play with a virtual and realistic instrument sounds. Tap keys under falling tiles to follow musical hints. Choose from various and instrument sounds. Track progress and replay game sessions.
Kaleloft Limited Liability Company
Tune instruments by watching pitch
Detects and displays pitch in real time. Users can tune instruments by viewing pitch offset. It offers a wide range of pitch detection and responsive tuning feedback.
Matthias Demoucron
Play violin with finger movements
Turn iPad into a violin instrument by placing fingers on the screen to change notes. Move another hand to bow strings and shape sound in real-time. Pluck the screen to produce tones. Adjust bow pressure and position for dynamic control.
Nick Culbertson
Stream music and radio stations
Stream music from multiple radio stations. Play background audio while browsing the web. Access channels featuring composers, operas, orchestras, and specific artists like Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven.
Binary Guilt
Learn rhythms, tap beats, write patterns
Learn and practice through progressive drills across 4 levels and 30 chapters. Recognize, tap, write, and read rhythms from basic to advanced. Track progress with interactive exercises and feedback. Sync with music to improve timing and accuracy.
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