Question about developing music skills

I haven't used them, but I've downloaded them and looked them over years ago. If they still exist, then you are good to go!

Apps are pretty good at hearing your own voice and being able to somewhat give you feedback, but the app is limited. I would recommend you try to find a music teacher if you can afford it. The teacher can give you feedback in real time and give you suggestions as to how to improve. There are accessible apps that can accomplish this somewhat though if the teacher is not an option for you. I know they used to be an app called sing true. This would listen to your tone of your voice and analyze it and let you know where you have gone wrong in order to fix it. So I did hear your voice and was able to tell you whether you were singing a pigeon things like that. It’s really like the basics though. The thing that you won’t really get from an app like this is the really overall skill level if you wanna be a really good singer. So as a classical train singer myself and I’m actually still in training, I’ve had my 44 teachers already and I’m starting on the fifth. I can tell you the value of having a teacher with you one on one is going to help you a lot more than Apple will. Like I said, though, if you cannot afford a teacher, I completely understand wanting to go this route. Just keep in mind that they’re not going to necessarily give you the same personalized one one feedback. The Apple tried to do that it will analyze your voice and listen to you and give you an idea of how to train yourself, I think there’s also an app called Trainee or something like that. I don’t know how accessible that app is and I’d also don’t really know that much how accessible thing is I’ve never used it. I know there used to be a podcast on this website forcing through. The one that’s the train here is a free app and I think it has a virtual piano keyboard that will teach you intervals of notes so the space is between notes. This isn’t super accessible for voiceover because you have to turn on direct touch this app because it’s a virtual piano keyboard. I think if you really want to get really good at music if you can afford it get yourself a Real-time teacher either virtually or in person because I can give you feedback as you’re singing or playing. Also, I would recommend an actual hardware physical keyboard. This way you can figure where the piano keys are and press them down with your own fingers and be able to correlate that with what you’re hearing. This will give you good audio and tactile cues and you’ll be able to feel exactly where you are a piano keyboard. This is really fantastic training because you can get the tactile and audio feedback. I hope this helps you. I know a lot of people want to go to without a teacher. Even excited people say this. There’s really nothing that can completely replace lesson lessons to the real teacher, but if like I said, if you can’t afford it I completely understand on the app route. I hope you find something that works for you and good luck on your musical journey. Music is such a great essential part of life. I hope you enjoy your journey and whatever musicians work that you decide to do and whatever genre and whatever instrument you pick. Enjoy the journey and have fun.

While it may not be 100% accessible, it is decently accessible to the point that you will be abel to get quite a lot out of it.. The app is available for both iOS and Android. Try the free version first and ,if you like it, you can upgrade.
I personally love the app!
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/perfect-ear-ear-trainer/id1440768353