Drag & Drop Chords & Scales MiDi

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 14 May 2013 | 2.12 MB

‘Drag & Drop Chord & Scales’ is a revolutionary new way to create your tracks. All MIDI loops are organised in a clean way so you can easily browse for the chords you want. This is an easy to use Drag and Drop MIDI loop system which you can use to create your own chord progressions or melodies and stay in tune! Each key has eight different chords for example the key of A has: A AUG, ADim, A maj7, A, A7, Aminor, Aminor7 and Aminor7b5 chords.

Guitar Scales and Chords Pro v83 ANDROiD

P2P | 27.10.2016 | apk | 10.8 MB

Learn Scales, Chords and Modes in any position with this fully functional guitar simulator.

Learn Piano Scales 1 TUTORiAL

P2P | 04 November 2015 | 167 MB

Whole Tone Scales + Whole Tone Runs

Learn how easy it is to play beautiful whole scale runs to introductions of songs in any 12 Keys on piano or keyboard. Whole Tone Scales – the easiest scale to create beautiful runs for songs introduction Have you ever wondered how musicians produce beautiful professional sound in the beginning of the song to wow the audience? The Secret: They make use of the EASY Whole Tone Scale Runs! Whole Tone scales make wonderful unexpected sounds as they are different from the normal major scales. There are no half tones in this whole tone scale! The beauty is that once you learn 2 whole tone scales, you have learned all the whole tone scales for all 12 keys. This is good news for all piano players!

Essential Scales for Blues, Rock, Metal and Jazz Guitar TUTORiAL

P2P | 2015.10.04 | 3.8 GB

Increase technique, accuracy, speed and fretboard awareness

This course will take you from zero to little knowledge of scales to a player with a mastery of the most essential scales for guitar. The best part is that you don’t have to wait until you are weeks or months into the course to start applying what you are learning. After just a few short lessons, you will be applying what you are learning to full band jam tracks – or better yet – with your own band.

Learn Piano Scales TUTORiAL

TEAM COMPRISED | 2015.05.06 | 2.33 GB

Do like the pro’s, learn scales and get that winning edge Playing piano or keyboard is great fun and can be great fun to learn. Each day you learn a little more and can play more songs or play the ones you know better. It can also be a difficult instrument to learn. Many people stop learning because it takes so long to learn and it is difficult. Let’s face it not everyone can afford a private tutor or even have the time for a regular time slot. In particular playing solos or turnarounds is well out of the game for most beginners. It’s not your fault; you just haven’t known what to learn. You learned a few chords, you learned a few notes but which notes go with each chord or key is a mystery. The answer is really quite easy. All you need to know is which notes fit with the key you are playing in. Then all you do is make up your solo or turnaround using those notes. You do need to know which fingers to use and the notes will almost play themselves. You probably cannot play the fiddly interesting bits, the turnarounds, the solos and most important cannot change keys.

Piano Companion: Chords and Scales

P2P | .apk | 23.01.2015 | 5 MB

Piano Companion is a flexible chord & scale dictionary with user libraries and reverse mode. Piano Companion allows you to find a chord or scale by its name. If you don’t remember what’s the name of a chord or scale, it helps you to find it by keys. Piano Companion shows chord & scale notes, degrees, fingering for both hands in major and minor scales. You can listen how a scale or chord sounds.Chords could be played arpeggiated. You can see the list of compatible chords in the selected scale. The great advantage of Piano Companion is the fact that it’s a growing application, so we will be glad to consider any new features which helps you to increase usability.

Music Theory Scales and Modes TUTORiAL

TEAM SYNTHiC4TE | 14-06-2011 | 127.8 MB

Learn all about Scales & Modes and how to implement them into your production in the latest of our Music Theory lineups presented by SC Jamie Schmidt.