PiOMuSiC

PiOMuSiC

MUSICAL HARMONY HELPER
A simple app on musical harmony.

NOW WITH SOUNDS!!

I did this app for myself.
It helped me to understand musical harmony and i use it very often while i'm playing.
Don't look for fretboard drawings or similar. It only shows text information about notes and scales.
I hope it helps you

COLOR MAP:
RED, ORANGE background. Selection of Notes, Types or Modes.
WHITE background. Selection of alteration type, sharp or falt (# or b).
GREEN background. Show text of Notes or Chords. WITH SOUND on click.
PURPLE, YELLOW, BLUE background. Show text of Notes or Chords, Without sound.

INTERVALS SCREEN
Shows the relationship between a selected tonic note and the remaining musical notes.

MAJOR MODES
Select a tonic note and a major mode. The app shows you the notes of the scale, the equivalent major scale, its relative minor scale and the chord harmonization.

MINOR MODES
Select a tonic note, a minor scale type and a minor mode. The app shows you the notes of the scale, the equivalent minor scale and the chord harmonization.

PENTATONIC SCALES
Select a tonic note and a pentatonic scale type. The app shows you the notes of the scale and the blue note.

SYMMETRIC SCALES
Select a tonic note and a symmetric scale type. The app shows you the notes of the scale and the usual chord to used over.

BEBOP SCALES
Select a tonic note and a bebop scale type. The app shows you the notes of the scale and the chromatic note added.

EXOTIC SCALES
Select a tonic note and a exotic scale type. The app shows you the notes of the scale.

SCALE FINDER
Select the notes of the scale. The app shows the scales that contain the selected notes .

SCALE/CHORD GUIDE
Select a tonic note and a chord type. The app shows you the basic scales you can play with this chord type.

CHORD NOTES
Select a Root note. The app by default shows the major chord notes (3M and 5P). Find out the notes of the chord you're searching by pressing the radiobuttons.

SECONDARY DOMINANTS
Select a major scale. Find out the secondary dominants of every chord of this major scale and the scale you can play over these secondary dominants.

SUBSTITUTE DOMINANTS
Select a minor seventh chord. Find out the substitute dominant (by tritone) and the scale you can play over it.

Jose Alberto Rived
Jan 2018