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Life & fun · February 19, 2019

Metronaut

An app to help you play classical music

What it does

METRONAUT is a revolutionary app that will empower you to play and practice any instrument – including voice – as if you had a real orchestra in your living room, wth more than 4000 pieces to practice and instant Feedback thanks to its proprietary AI.

Does the same job

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