SimpleBoard vs Note & Chord Flashcards

Get the simplest soundboard creation app : - Load sounds, samples or songs through your iTunes library - Create and edit soundboards quickly and easily - Up to 8 sounds per soundboard - Make the most of your screen thanks to the adaptive layout - Play multiple sounds simultaneously - Loop sounds by holding their button That's all. Simple means reliable, this app was built for stage use. I recommend using the excellent freesound.org website to get more sounds! Simply add your downloaded sounds to your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch using iTunes, and you'll be able to access them from SimpleBoard and easily add them to your soundboards. Note that you can't edit or delete the default soundboard.

A flashcard app optimized for music training. “Note & Chord Flashcards” lets you practice note names such as C, D, E, F, G, A, B, and chord types like C, G7, Am, and more. Cards switch randomly with simple controls, making it ideal for repeated practice. It is useful for guitar, bass, ukulele, piano, and many other instruments, and can be used for chord-shape training or any practice purpose. The Note Name Flash Mode randomly displays all 12 note names at the tempo and rhythm you set. You can limit the display to a specific key, choose chord types (M, m, dim, sus4, aug, 6, m7, △7, 7), or show only note names by selecting M only. The Diatonic Chord Mode displays only the diatonic chords of the selected key. You can choose 3-chord or 4-chord patterns, which is useful for practicing common pop progressions, improvisation, and songwriting. Flashcards can switch automatically using BPM and beat count, or manually by tapping. This app works well for both performance practice and visual repetition training. This app is recommended for players who want to train chord recognition on guitar or piano, those who want to quickly identify note names, those who want to grasp chord progressions instantly while performing, those who want to deepen their understanding of diatonic chords, and those who want to improve improvisation skills for bands and sessions.