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Peter Ristow
Learn ukulele by playing real songs.
The app provides a 7-day plan to learn ukulele by playing along with songs. It features a virtual fretboard with scrolling chord names and a playalong mode that syncs visuals and audio for practice at various tempos.
Toward Inc.
With animals and learn instruments
Learn to piano with animal characters and 17 that allow playing multiple notes at once. Access a variety of songs and chords. Track progress and practice regularly. Share performances with others. Sync with music libraries for additional songs.
Cem Olcay
Create progressions with emojis
Create progressions using emoji-based harmony engine. Select chords and receive suggested next chords in your chosen style. Explore different musical styles and build sequences without theory knowledge. Export progressions and share directly.
MooCowMusic Ltd.
Virtual piano designed for iPad.
The app offers 16 professionally recorded instruments, a full recording and overdub facility, and live MIDI control. It includes a built-in arpeggiator, drum machine, and effects for creating musical compositions.
PICxPIC, Inc.
Touch animals and react to music
Interactive educational for children featuring and plant characters that respond to touch. Users can engage with 17 different instrument sounds and animated characters. Activities include timing interactions with music to develop sensory skills.
SENIOR ELECTRON LLC
Play chords and rhythms
Play traditional sounds with adjustable chord, rhythm, and instrument volumes. Customize pitch by sliding strings and transpose notes. Adjust rhythm speed and access two octaves of playable range.
PICxPIC, Inc.
Tap animals to match the rhythm
Children interact with animals and forest plants by touching them in time with music. Each item produces unique sounds and movements. Features include 23 instrument sounds, interactive elements, and sensory development through play.
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