Melodics Alternatives

Rocksmith

Rocksmith is a music video game produced by Ubisoft. The game's main focus is the unique feature that allows players to plug in virtually any electric guitar and play.

Features:

• Real instrument
• Piano Roll

Yousician

Yousician is your personal music teacher and the easiest way to learn to play a musical instrument. Yousician guides your with easy step-by-step tutorials and gives you exercises that fit your level. You get instant feedback on your accuracy and rhythm as you play along with interactive tutorials. You will see how you improve from the very first session and store your musical achievements.

Features:

• Interactive chord detection
• Lessons
• Education
• Play along tabs

Simply Piano

Simply Piano is a fast and fun way to learn piano, from beginner to pro. Works with any piano or keyboard. Chosen as one of the best iPhone apps for 2016. - Tons of fun songs like Imagine, Timber, Counting Stars, Safe and Sound, also J.S.

Flowkey

flowkey helps you become the pianist you always wanted to be. Whether it's learning to play your favourite piano songs, starting from scratch or developing your skills – flowkey will show you exactly how to play each note and guide you with instant feedback.

Chordana Play

Chordana Play displays the music score and piano roll notation for built-in songs and MIDI files. With MIDI files, you can select which tracks to play with your left and right hands, or you can assign the melody to the right-hand and chords generated by the app to your left-hand. Slow the tempo down, transpose to a key that is easier to play, and with the AB repeat function, take lessons (practice) at your own pace.

Piano Academy

In one sentence: It is an app that teaches you how to play the piano. It starts by familiarizing you with the piano keyboard. Then, you are going to learn about notes and play tons of amazing classical pieces, as well as contemporary hit-songs on your own keyboard. We will also teach you to read notes, so you will be able to actually play while reading sheet music. Later on, you will learn to play with both hands, play chords and much more.