Can’t believe Apple hasn’t removed. Waste!
thought I’d buy the app instead of replacing the paperback. Don’t make same mistake. App is 4 years old and the pics aren’t even from the actual app. Waste of 6 bucks.
Great app - Simple and quick
Love this app. It’s a very simple and quick way for someone who is not very clued up on music theory.
Great for just figuring out what chords belong to what key. I use it all the time as a beginner musician.
It’s works great on both IPhone and IPad.
I am not sure what others are saying about the screen to small for iPad. You just click the bottom right corner to bring it to full screen.
Great for just figuring out what chords belong to what key. I use it all the time as a beginner musician.
It’s works great on both IPhone and IPad.
I am not sure what others are saying about the screen to small for iPad. You just click the bottom right corner to bring it to full screen.
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Nice but a few bum guitar chords
The wheel is a helpful layout for writing simple major/minor progressions. Piano sounds are bold and in tune, and sustain for two good legato whole notes while you consider the next chord. However, some of the guitar chords are well out of tune, and one or two of the diminished 7ths are downright wrong on guitar. But the majority are OK. I stick with the piano.
This would be excellent tool if there was a simple way to toggle any chord to and from its 7th, 6th, sus4, or 2nd/9th — or maybe add the note on the keyboard (which in inactive and purely decorative). But overall the wheel is a nice idea for establishing harmonic context.
This would be excellent tool if there was a simple way to toggle any chord to and from its 7th, 6th, sus4, or 2nd/9th — or maybe add the note on the keyboard (which in inactive and purely decorative). But overall the wheel is a nice idea for establishing harmonic context.
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Screen too small on iPad
This is an excellent app. It even plays the chords when you tap on them. Unfortunately on iPad the image is small and, for those of us with poor sight, is difficult to read. Enlarging the screen on iPad would make this a killer app.
Could be a lot better.
The app needs a lot more development to be worth the money. You can't adjust basic things like the screen orientation that s permanently stuck on portrait mode. Also would be nice to be able to change instruments instead of only having piano and guitar. If you're looking for something more useful for reference, writing and practicing I'd say but the Tonaly app.
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