French Horn Note Chart vs Real Violin Solo

Handy note chart that lets you learn all the notes very easily. You can choose the type of the french horn for the better reference. From the creators the revolutionary ear training platform, the "... by Ear" series. Multiple instruments available, check out developer's profile for more.

Real Violin Solo: Play, Learn and Record Immerse yourself in the world of string instruments. Real Violin Solo pairs studio-recorded samples with a hand-drawn, fully scalable violin, so every note sounds and looks the way it should, from your first open string to Vivaldi. PLAY • Five instruments: violin, viola, cello, double bass and a second violin voice. • A scrollable fingerboard with 64 notes, and a zoom control so the neck fits your screen, phone or tablet. • Pizzicato technique at the tap of a button. • Studio effects: reverb (from small room to cathedral), delay, equalizer and compressor. • Left-handed mode. LEARN • Seven guided lessons, graded from beginner to expert: Jingle Bells, Frère Jacques, Silent Night, Can Can, Happy Birthday, We Wish You a Merry Christmas and Vivaldi's Four Seasons. • Note names on the fingerboard as you play, in the notation you actually use: English (A B C), Do Re Mi, German (H / Bb) or Japanese (ハ ニ ホ). • Metronome from 40 to 300 BPM. • Playback speed from 0.25x to 2x, to slow a passage down until it is yours. RECORD AND SHARE • Record your sessions, rename them and play them back to hear your progress. • Export to MP3, OGG, WAV (PCM) or MIDI and share with anyone. • Import MIDI files, or play through a connected MIDI device. Remove ads with a one-time license and unlock every lesson.