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Daniel Sykes-Turner
Check note positions and fingering
Check note positions and fingering for trombone, euphonium, trumpet, tuba, and french horn. Transpose music for other instruments. Identify note names based on sound or visual representation.
Phil Atkin
Stream melodies and tape loops
Play melodic sounds using a 3-octave keyboard or MIDI controller. Access 63 tapes from Streetly's Production Masters. Control internal settings via MIDI. Record and perform with real-time adjustments. Sync with external devices for expanded control.
Klevgrand Produkter AB
Play percussive sounds with everyday objects
Create rhythmic patterns using 28 percussive sounds from everyday objects. Adjust volume, pan, and effects for each sound. Record and playback loops. Share performances via file export or social media.
Alper Kahriman
Play notes and chords
Play notes with finger placement and breath control. Adjust reed settings for different tones. Practice scales and songs. Record performances and share files. Access tutorials for beginners and advanced techniques.
H Calvin Flegal
Improve ear for tuning and intonation.
The app helps users improve their ear for tuning and intonation. It offers levels from easy to expert and tracks selected scores through GameCenter.
Real-Time Specialties, inc.
Tune organs with MIDI and Bluetooth
Tune and maintain pipe organs with precise frequency control. Adjust notes from C0 to C9. Use MIDI for key control via Bluetooth. Manage mutation and Celeste ranks. Apply temperature compensation. Calculate pipe lengths for trimming.
Ryouta Kira
Play, edit, and share sound sets
A sampler synthesizer with customizable sound sets. Load and switch between Sound Font, Compressed Sound Font, and Downloadable Sound formats. Play MIDI files and support multiple MIDI ports.
Stephen Tyler
Choir members learn their parts.
The app helps choir members learn their voice parts. Users can add their own MIDI files and choose how to play them back, including adjusting speed and transposing.
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