Okay Scales App
1) Why no landscape mode?
2) goofy help banners
3) keyboard scale view Is a bit wonky
I do like many things about this app, but when you charge $3.99 you’re held to a higher standard.
2) goofy help banners
3) keyboard scale view Is a bit wonky
I do like many things about this app, but when you charge $3.99 you’re held to a higher standard.
Possibly the best music app in the whole store
I play guitar. I’ve tried using many different apps to improve different aspects of my playing with results generally ranging from mediocre to nonexistent. This app shows none of its material on a guitar, yet its by FAR the most useful app I have ever purchased for music, including ones that I dropped $20-50 to purchase.
You really can’t ask for much more. If you know the basics and you’re trying to figure out how to improvise on guitar, all you need is this app and a looper pedal.
You really can’t ask for much more. If you know the basics and you’re trying to figure out how to improvise on guitar, all you need is this app and a looper pedal.
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One of a kind
Absolutely outstanding. Incredible thorough work, thank you guys so much wow
Amazing & Flexible Tool.
This has inspired me and made chords easier for me to understand and use in my own music. This app is very well thought out, and the most recent update has taken it a step further.
I am an iPad user, and I use this app as part of my setup. Many of my virtual synthesizers are used in landscape mode, and the only other thing I can think of that would make this app even more useable in conjunction with my setup is if it also were able to be used in landscape on iPad.
I am an iPad user, and I use this app as part of my setup. Many of my virtual synthesizers are used in landscape mode, and the only other thing I can think of that would make this app even more useable in conjunction with my setup is if it also were able to be used in landscape on iPad.
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Great for improvisation.
This is very nice for improvising and learning. Most of these scales don’t even come to mind when I sit to improvise. No more googling what pitches and chords are involved in a particular scale either. UI is good and clean, runs fine on iphone SE even with “limited” screen space.
Showing which notes are in the chords would be pretty cool but is probably a huge modification to the app.
Showing which notes are in the chords would be pretty cool but is probably a huge modification to the app.
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Response from developer
Hey thanks for the positive words! I've released an update today (v1.1) which now includes the ability to show chord notes (simply press & hold a chord). You can now also hear what the chords sound like (enable "Play sounds" in settings).
