Vocal Pathology vs DoReMi

The Vocal Pathology: Neurological app helps students and patients learn and professionals teach vocal pathologies. The app features amyotrophic sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, Parkinson’s disease and post-polio syndrome videos. Each disorder case includes a key highlight view of abducted and adducted vocal folds. All disorders and normal video include an audio clip of the patient reading the rainbow passage. A normal animated vocal fold illustration, structure ID and three normal videos help patients and students both learn and contrast pathologies against normal vocal folds. Disclaimer: seek a doctor’s advice in addition to using this app and before making any medical decisions. - Three case examples each for myasthenia gravis, Parkinson’s disease and normal views. Two case examples for amyotrophic sclerosis and post-polio syndrome views. - Key disorder highlights and videos for amyotrophic sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, Parkinson’s disease and post-polio syndrome views. Animated illustration, structure ID and video case examples for normal views - All disorders and normal views include each patient reciting the rainbow passage. This makes it easy to hear the effect of each disorder on the function of the vocal folds. - Videos/animated illustration includes play and pause controls. Audio clips include play, pause and stop controls. - Zoom and pan all disorder highlights, the normal vocal fold animated illustration & structure ID. - All zoom and pan views include an easy reset button.

You've always dreamed of developing your music ear, but haven't found a way to tackle the subject. Then this game is just for you! It is accessible to everyone, without any previous musical knowledge! Main features - Train your ear step by step - Reading notes made easy - Basics of music theory - Increasing level of difficulty - Measure yourself against other players This app was born out of a meeting between a game programmer and a cellist and educator. Both are passionate about what they do and have combined their skills with one goal: to accumulate play and learning to make music more accessible to all.