Scale Trainer Guitar Edition 1.0

Scale Trainer Guitar Edition description de l'editeur:

de eCogNeato Development Company

Scales are the building blocks of all music that you will ever hear. The notes in scales are combined to create chords. Scales are used to play solos and melody lines. If the notes you are playing on your guitar do not conform to a scale, they will not fit with everything else being played that does. Scale Trainer samples your guitar through your computers soundcard, determines what notes you are playing, and teaches you 2952 scale, mode, and key combinations while you play. Provides you the following: **Instant results and confidence in your guitar playing ability without any formal training, and minimal prior experience. **Access to 2952 scale, mode, and key combinations! **You will never have to read music, or understand the underlying musical theory, to learn and use scales effectively. **An intuitive user interface that remembers the options you choose, and restores your settings every time you start the program. **A play button that plays each scale to show you how it should sound on your guitar. **A built-in guitar tuner. **When you click on any correct position, you hear the sound that will be played on an actual guitar. This allows you to write and hear music without even having a guitar! You can learn scales, modes, and keys at your own pace, on your own time. Confusing instructional books and expensive lessons are a thing of the past, as you learn instantly, while you play the guitar. If you are a beginner or a professional musician, Scale Trainer Guitar Edition, is the perfect learning tool, reference tool, and inspirational aid. Scale Trainer has been carefully crafted to provide a simple and easy to use interface that is intuitive for guitar players of all ages.

Exigences du systèmes:

8 MB RAM

Statut de sortie des programmes: New Release
Support installation: Install and Uninstall

Scale Trainer Guitar Edition Historique des versions:

Scale Trainer Guitar Edition 1.0 ajouté à: 17-04-2007 - version actuelle