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There are hundreds of apps that act as tuners for different stringed instruments. GuitarTuna is likely the top tuner out there and is accurate enough to ditch your other portable tuners forever.

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Check out a quick video that highlights the interface of some of Logic Pro X's features.

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Logic Pro is a complete professional recording studio on the Mac. And it has everything musicians need to go from first note to final master.

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This "competitor" to GarageBand (only in a sense as it is also under the Apple umbrella) is certainly a superior and more complete program for music composition and engineering, though it is not free. In addition, because it is more robust, it is also more complex as it has more offerings in the intricacy of sound production.

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While this app wouldn't replace an actual amp for playing a show, it is a quality substitute for amplifying when practicing on the go. It does cost money (at $19.99 a more expensive app), but it would be worth having on an iPad in the music department, and worth mentioning to serious student musicians who may make good use out of it at home.

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Watch a quick video about Hokusai here.

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Hokusai is a quality recording app for our Meadowbrook student artists who play actual instruments rather than create using virtual ones. You can blend different parts of a musical piece together and because it quickly digitizes your music, you can dig in like a sound engineer would.

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This site is a digital accompaniment to traditional piano lessons. Because it is dedicated entirely to piano instruction, it has a few advantages to other multi-instrument programs.

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GarageBand is still one of the leaders in music education, primarily because students need not play an instrument to begin making music. The ease with which you can transition between other multimedia platforms (particularly iMovie) makes it a "go-to" for project-based learning, even outside of music education. While you may be familiar with earlier versions, it is worth checking in each school year to explore the ever-growing features and enhancements, most notably with how different young student musicians from around the globe can collaborate in real time.

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Apple teamed up with Pharrell Williams to create Tuniversity. It is a robust program that allows students to deconstruct popular songs, change them up, and write their own. It is powered by Garageband, but also contains an interactive digital syllabus that takes students through their course work.

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Yousician channel hosts videos to help you become a more musical person, no matter if you are a beginner or a professional player. Learn how to play an instrument, watch tips on how to choose and take care of your instrument, listen to experiences from other musicians and get some sneak peaks from our music learning application.

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Yousician is a great way to engage students in practicing their instrument, outside of lesson time. There are dozens of instruments and thousands of songs to dive into. It tracks progress and personalizes a sylybus that is constantly updating. You may also want to check out the added benefits of becoming a Yousician Distinguished Educator.

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Ahh...The Blue Moose.
Meadowbrook's online digital news magazine. While this may seem out of place on the Music Tech Menu, consider it a possible platform for sharing a student performance, music video, etc...