Van Rowy

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Jan 18, 2016, 3:29:47 AM1/18/16
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I've published 3 apps for musicians, pro and amateur. I am not a programmer, but a teacher of music theory and composition. Nevertheless, I hope you will enjoy these apps.

This app has been made for musicians who want to train relative pitch within a key. It is also possible to test if you have perfect pitch. With this app you can also test if you recognize a sequence of tones.

This app has been made for musicians, but it can be enjoyed by non-musicians as well. Most people will recognize the sound of an instrument. But will you recognize 3 different instruments that play simultaneously? Or even 5 instruments?

There must be thousands of chords, but all these chords are nothing more than a few chord types that are being transposed to different keys. If you learn to recognize the most important types, you will recognize the majority of the chords that is being used in classical and in popular music.

This app comes with a free tutorial on chord types: Tutorial Chord Types

All 3 apps are free and Ad-Free.

Scott Ferguson

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Jan 18, 2016, 7:12:49 AM1/18/16
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Hi Rowy-
I browsed through the 'Tutorial Chord Types'.
I was impressed with the way you keep a complex topic light by adding humor.
Keep up the good works!
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Rowy

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Jan 18, 2016, 9:00:34 AM1/18/16
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Thanks, Scott. I don't know if you're a musician, but if you're not, 'browsing' through that tutorial is quite an achievement :-)
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