Music Notes Helper vs Dranyen

Using this app you can find the notes in a recorded or imported piece of music. Simply record audio or import an audio file into the app, select the desired part of the music, and tap the "Find Notes" button. The app will then find all the notes in that part of the music. Now tap the "Play Notes" button to hear the generated notes with piano key sounds. You can also edit the results, modify the notes, and save it. Please note that the app can find the notes perfectly when there is no backing track. Otherwise, it may affect the accuracy of the results. Trying with different parameters for the minimum note duration, or the music tempo may help you achieve better results. Also this app helps you learn and recognise notes by listening to each of the 88-piano notes in a loop. You can also play a virtual piano and learn about different scales.

Dranyen is a companion for the dranyen (sgra-snyan), the Tibetan lute that has been the heart of Tibetan music for a thousand years. Built by the Terma Heritage Foundation to keep a living tradition alive — and growing into a home for the people who play it and the work of preserving it. Developed by Thupten Chakrishar in collaboration with Tenzin Norbu (Former TIPA Artist) and with guidance from Jhola Techung and Phurbu T. Namgyal. Today, Dranyen helps you tune, play, and learn: TUNER • Tune by the instrument's three open courses — La · Re · So — in the traditional D-major tuning (A = 440 Hz), confirmed with a master player. • Real-time pitch detection that listens through your microphone and shows, at a glance, whether your string is sharp or flat. • Calibrate the reference pitch, or "tune to your own La," for instruments that sit a little high or low. • A clear, glowing gauge with the note in both solfège and numbered notation — and a gentle confirmation when you land in tune. PLAY • A playable dranyen — strum the three open courses (La · Re · So) and the fretted notes to hear how the instrument sounds. • Voiced from recordings of a real dranyen, with a fretless So drone, so it rings the way the instrument actually does. LEARN A built-in, offline guide to the instrument and its world, drawn from cited scholarship: • History & origins — from 7th-century Tibet to survival in exile. • The instrument — how it's built, and its La·Re·So tuning. • Notation — the seven notes once named for animal cries, and today's numbers. • Music & genres — courtly Gharlu, the classical Nangma-Toeshey, and folk songs. • Sources — the scholarship behind it all. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Dranyen collects no personal data. No accounts, no tracking, no ads. The microphone is used only to detect pitch, live, on your device — your audio is never recorded, saved, or sent anywhere. The app works fully offline.