Music Theory: ScaleNet
Music Theory: ScaleNet
The official app & game
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SCREENSHOTS
DESCRIPTION
Use UptoPlay to play online the game Music Theory: ScaleNet.
ScaleNet is a "mobile Music Theory learning environment" for the young--or beginner musician.
It was developed by two college professors who employed network modeling to help clarify how many of the basic concepts in music are connected by simple, interrelated patterns.
ScaleNet's melody-game incorporates a large library of diverse melodic phrases which provide a constantly changing "real world" note-ID environment. The skill sets developed through the use of ScaleNet are applicable to Traditional, Popular, EDM, Hip-Hop, Jazz, and Classical music.
ScaleNet provides interactive learning spaces associated with:
--Keys and their graphic layout on the staff (mirrored in touch-pads).
--Simple key relationships: Major, relative minor and parallel minor.
--Complex key relationships--and how harmonic progressions are nested within their natural order.
--Note identification employing treble, alto, and bass clefs within all keys in a timed play-environment.
--Ear-training through simple additive melodic phrases which are spontaneously sequenced
and which can be used for interval identification.
--Post-game statistics which allow the user to track ongoing progress.
ScaleNet's simple, intuitive, interface allows the user to focus on musical processes and ideas.
ScaleNet's "key-sphere" technology redefines the traditional circle of 5ths revealing new harmonic relationships.
ScaleNet's ear-training and sight-reading game integrates key information through touch-pad mirroring.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: Unison Design
Genre: Education
App version: 1.1
App size: 18M
Recent changes: ScaleNet 1.1
The updated version now includes:
1. Treble, alto, and bass clefs
2. an expanded melody library
3. a re-design of the playback sound (now e-guitar) optimized for phone speakers.
Comments:
Overall it is an okay app as it helps one internalize the scales and notes. My one complaint is the inability to turn off the timer. It would be nice to just freely play without the pressure of the timer, especially for beginners, like myself.
THE PROGRAM WILL RUN UNTIL THE TIME IS UP BUT WILL THEN CRASH INSTEAD OF RETURNING TO THE MAIN MENU.
I love it! I only wish the playtime were longer, or could be taken off entirely. As someone learning to read notation, Id pay for such an upgrade, as the interruptions or timeouts are annoying. Thank you
The ui isn't all that intuitive, but it looks like it could be a good way too improve one's sight reading, but there's no tutorial to teach you before you practice, AND it crashes too much (Note 4; 5.0.1)
This app is a must have for all musicians. It's a little pocket dictionary for me, and it's great for practice as well. I use this daily as should everyone else reading this!"
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