Create drum patterns using online step-sequencer. Click on the squares to turn sounds on/off. Has 3 demo patterns

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Recognize fretboard notes by choosing the solution at the bottom. Tailor the exercise to your needs (for example, exclude certain notes) through the Customize option located in the top right corner of the screen. Features include the ability to enable or disable the timer and scoring.

Recognize notes on the staff by choosing the corresponding answer from the bottom. Customize the exercise, such as omitting certain notes, through the "Customize" menu located in the upper right corner of the screen. You have the ability to toggle the timer and score display on or off.

Race the clock to identify staff notes, determine fingerings for your instrument, or explain musical terminology.

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Available on: Chrome, iOS, macOS

Create royalty-free music with the power of AI.

Note: This app requires you to sign up before you can use it.

🪄 An online sequencer that makes it easy to play with different musical ideas right in your browser with just a few clicks.

🎼 This step sequencer allows you to create musical loops of up to 4 bars long. To keep it a simple sequencer, the bars are locked in a 4/4 time signature with each beat divided into two, letting you set steps of 8th notes.

🌈 By default you'll see all the notes of the chromatic scale for 1 octave, but you can expand to 2 octaves.

💾 When you're happy with a musical idea created on this app, just download the MIDI file and import it into your favorite DAW.

Available on: Chrome, iOS, Android

🥁 Make beats online with this simple, fun and free 16-step drum machine. Each large circle represents a drum sample: kick, snare, closed hi-hat, high tom and clap, low-tom or snap (depending on the selected drum kit).

Each circle within a large circle represents one step in the 16-step drum sequence. Click on any of the steps to activate it. You can control the velocity for each step.

When you come up with a drum groove you like, just download it as MIDI to then import in your favorite music-making application.

Available on: Chrome, iOS, Android