Play any notes on a concert grand piano — the app instantly names what you played. Chords, scales, and intervals. The piano is real: 480 recordings, 16 velocity layers, 48kHz/24-bit. 1.3 GB on your device. No internet required. No lessons. No quizzes. No subscription. Available in 27 languages with six note-naming conventions.
I made this after being inspired by Bret Victor's making the invisible, visible. I have never been able to study music theory as it is, so I made something that I hope will help others learn music theory. The visual spatial among us!
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Learning music theory was always presented to me as a memorisation problem. Here are the terms. Learn them. I never got it that way. What I always needed was to see the thing. To understand it before the word arrived, to make the invisible, visible. You play something, and the app names what you played. Not as a lesson but as a mirror to the music.