Scales Practice

Stonekick

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About this app

Learn scales and their notes for your exams, to improve your playing, or to enhance your music theory! Now includes the option to transpose for instruments in different keys. With Scales Practice you can pick a scale and show all of its music notes. You then press play to check how the scale sounds or play along with your instrument to check your pitch and help your music practice.

You can also save Playlists of chosen scales to play through one by one or get the app to pick a scale at random.

Features:
- beats to count you in
- displays all the music notes on a stave
- different sounds (piano, strings, etc)
- change the starting octave and number of octaves
- customisable tempos
- major, melodic minor, harmonic minor and pentatonic scales
- save your scales into Playlists

Looking to practice your arpeggios? Check out the Pro version of Scales Practice for lots more scales and arpeggios.

Scales Practice is supported by adverts, which is why it requires the “INTERNET” and “ACCESS NETWORK STATE” permissions.

Ratings and reviews

Fantastic practice tool. The only thing missing, which if included would make for a five star app, is the ability to create customized scales. The scales they have included are good, but it is missing some important ones like the octonic/diminished scale. It would be nice if the app had the feature to customize scales

Good for voice training. But, the Select Playback Tempo widget is a slider that is impossible to use with any precision. If you try to set it to 22 you'll as likely get a tempo of 26 or 18 or 30. Please replace this stupid widget with something that actually allows you to set the tempo where you want it.

Have the premium version and it is worth the cost. Great for practicing intonation. Only reason I rated a 4/5 is that it's missing the Diminished scale(s). Diminished 7th arpeggios are included but not full scale. Diminshed scale such an important scale not sure why it was left out. There is another comment about adding different note types like eights, sixteenths etc. I second that suggestion as well.

What's new

Updated for compatibility with the latest versions of Android