Ring It Out vs ComposePocket

Ring It Out is a fast, practical ear training game for live sound engineers and musicians. Learn to identify feedback frequencies quickly, the same way you have to during a show. How it works You are quizzed on multiple frequency bands in random order. A run ends only after every band has been identified correctly at least once. Each band is timed. Faster correct answers score more. Wrong taps and skips have small capped penalties. Easy mode can gray out bands you already completed in the current run. Scoring highlights Points reward first try accuracy and speed. Time bonus is only awarded when you get the band correct. Extra bonus points are awarded for very high bands like 12k5 and 16k when available for the selected output mode. Music bed (optional) Play music from your library playlists with simple transport controls and a level control so you can mix music with the training tones. No ducking. Leaderboard and sharing Top 5 scores are stored locally on your device with run time tie breakers. Share your result card to brag or track progress. No account required.

ComposePocket is a songwriting tool for sketching song ideas as fast as pulling your phone from your pocket. ■ Build songs from parts - Create parts like Verse, Chorus, and Inst, then arrange the whole song by order and repeats. - Place the same part in multiple spots (shared) and set how many times it repeats. ■ Notes and chords - Enter notes and chords in a note sequencer (major, minor, 7th, sus, and more). - Set per-measure time signature and BPM, plus a whole-song BPM. ■ Hear it, see it, export it - Play a part, a measure, or the whole song with an SF2 soundfont, with a moving playhead. - Tap a measure or note to move the play position; stop and resume from where you left off. - View native staff notation, or export to MusicXML/MIDI for other notation and DAW apps. Supports Korean and English. Free, with a banner ad at the bottom.