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You can set what notes you want it to use, whether to use rests, ties, dynamics, articulations, what tempo to use, etc. It plays along with you, so you'll know if you're not playing things right.
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It randomly generates several bars of standard notation for you to sight-read. I actually really like this one, it has settings for the guitar (So it doesn't generate notes that are out of range). Pretty standard stuff for an ear training app. (Though I'll admit, I haven't looked that hard.) If metronome beats does have a random mute function, I haven't found it. You basically say "mute every Nth bar" which is a lot easier to deal with. Metronome beats does have a mute bar function, but it isn't random. But it has a trainer mode that will randomly drop beats/bars so you can practice your internal rhythm (Harder than I thought when I first got it!). Metronome Beats: It's a metronome (duh.) Has a bunch of features I like. Any will do, I use this one because it's the native Google app in my phone. I always practice in Pomodoros (25 minutes work, 5 minutes rest) so I need an app to keep track of time. It teaches scales, intervals, chords and rhythms, giving you an all around training, it costs a few dollars to unlock all the exercises, but the basic kit has lots of exercises that will keep you working for a long time.Ĭlock: Or any other all-purpose clock app. Perfect Ear 2: Hands down the best ear training app. GStrings: It's better to have a physical tuner (either as a pedal or a clip-on) but this app does the trick when you don't have one of those.
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It plays a chord progression (either by playing the chord directly or playing an arpeggio or lead melody) and makes you guess the order of the chords in the progression. Until the people from JGuitar release their app, Chord! is the best option.ĬhordProg: Ear trainer to recognize chord progressions. By far the best one.Ĭhord!: All around app for chord shapes and scales for any key in guitar, ukulele, mandolin, banjo, etc. The metronome app that gives you total control on everything you will ever need about rhythm: Tap to figure out tempo, can control subdivisions in each beat, can create templates, several display options, etc. Metronomerous: After testing about 20-30 apps, I foundt this gem.