Languages
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About this app
Chord Practice is an offline music theory practice app designed for learners who want to build stronger chord skills. It focuses on chord construction, inversion recognition, and transposition training. It is useful for piano study, guitar study, arranging basics, ear training, sight singing, and daily preparation for music theory exams. All question banks, practice records, mistakes, and settings are stored locally on your device. No login, no network connection, and no ads are required. Main features: - Chord reference: view note names and scale degrees for triads, seventh chords, suspended chords, augmented chords, and diminished chords. - Inversion practice: identify root position, first inversion, and second inversion from note groups, with accuracy tracking. - Transposition training: choose a key and practice moving chords while understanding scale-degree relationships. - Mistake review: automatically collect missed questions and filter them by chord type or key for focused review. - Practice statistics: track daily question count, accuracy, weak areas, and practice streaks. - Local question bank: built-in common music theory exercises for fully offline use. This app does not require an account, does not require internet access, and does not collect user data. Practice history, mistakes, and settings stay only on your device.
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Features
- Chord Construction Quick Reference: Display note names and degrees for triads, seventh chords, suspended chords, and augmented/diminished chords
- Inversion Identification Practice: Determine original position, first inversion, second inversion based on note groups and record accuracy
- Key Change Training: Generate chord key change questions after selecting a key
- Help Understand Degree Relationships
- Error Review: Automatically collect incorrect questions
- Filter Repractice by Chord Type and Key
- Practice Statistics: Record daily question count, accuracy, weak areas, and consecutive practice days
- Local Question Bank: Built-in common music theory question types
- Support Full Offline Use