The app is an illustrated chord dictionary for guitar. It contains approximately 5000 chords with realistic sound and displays examples with pictures showing left-hand positioning.
Learn basic rhythms through 60 progressively challenging levels. Tap notes in time to match rhythms. Receive feedback on accuracy. Track progress across levels. Sync with classroom or lab activities.
Practice jazz standards with live studio recordings featuring intros and endings. Mute your instrument to play along. Includes 100 tracks recorded by professional jazz musicians. Supports piano, guitar, saxophone, trumpet, bass, drums, and vocalists.
Access chord charts and diagrams for Nepali, Hindi, and English songs. Learn with tutorials and artist profiles. Practice with built-in tools. Auto-scroll through sheet music. View accurate chord sheets and track progress.
Play by tapping or strumming to trigger notes. Access over 200 songs and riffs, including popular tracks like Amazing Grace and Stairway to Heaven. Log progress, rate songs, and provide feedback via email.
Note names and tonality with interactive quizzes. Practice reading sheet music in various clefs. Train sight-reading and ear training. Switch between English and German note naming systems.
The app offers a musical experience with eight glowing instrument sounds including piano, drums, and guitar. Users can record their music and replay it with different instruments.
Allows users to practice ear by playing back pitches on their instrument. The uses pitch recognition to identify notes and provides feedback. Users can select different instruments and practice identifying and replicating musical notes.
Stream with a focus on hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. Access curated playlists and listen to the Show every Sunday at 8 PM ET. Share songs and follow stations for personalized recommendations.
Tune electric, acoustic, , violin, cello, ukulele, and piano strings with a chromatic . Displays tuning fork tones. Provides string selection tips for beginners. Adjusts for distance up to 1.7 meters.
The app allows users to play music on iPad by touching and strumming six strings. It simulates playing lead guitar with a band, covering genres like Rock, Pop, Blues, and Metal.