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Clarion by Daniel Jalkut

Ear training app for improving musical pitch recognition.

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About Clarion

Ear training app for improving musical pitch recognition. Clarion is a mac & desktop app makers product built by indie maker Daniel Jalkut.

Status
Active
Launched
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Website
redsweater.com

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Clarion FAQ

What is Clarion?

Clarion is a mac & desktop app makers product: Ear training app for improving musical pitch recognition.

Who made Clarion?

Clarion was made by Daniel Jalkut, Former Apple engineer running Red Sweater Software, maker of MarsEdit. Daniel Jalkut has also built MarsEdit, FastScripts, Black Ink, FlexTime.

Is Clarion still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Clarion is still active and run by Daniel Jalkut at redsweater.com.

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