I made a free online tool for musicians

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   Hi everybody,

I was searching through the web for music scales / modes positions on guitar, as well as how they sound like. I found more or less relevant and free websites with partial information of what was I looking for.

In French, there is a proverb saying: "one is never better served than by oneself". So I created my own web tool addressing a wide scope of functionalities:

- Scale explorer with more than 90 scales / modes included (including those with 1/4 tones),
- Scale finder,
- Chord explorer and finder,
- Possibility to hear scales and chords,
- Scales and chords visualization on guitar and keyboard,
- Adjustable guitar nb. of strings and tuning.

You can try it here:
http://ngourier.free.fr/musiccompanion/

The website is completely free and has no tracking/inscription/whatsoever...
If you like it, don't hesitate to send this link to your musician friends.

Nico

Edited by Modrigue - 18 Dec 2021 at 12:45pm

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	Hi everybody, I was searching through the web for music scales / modes positions on guitar, as well as how they sound like. I found more or less relevant and free websites with partial information of what was I looking for. In French, there is a proverb saying: "one is never better served than by oneself". So I created my own web tool addressing a wide scope of functionalities: - Scale explorer with more than 90 scales / modes included (including those with 1/4 tones), - Scale finder, - Chord explorer and finder, - Possibility to hear scales and chords, - Scales and chords visualization on guitar and keyboard, - Adjustable guitar nb. of strings and tuning. You can try it here: http://ngourier.free.fr/musiccompanion/ The website is completely free and has no tracking/inscription/whatsoever... If you like it, don't hesitate to send this link to your musician friends. Nico Edited by Modrigue - 18 Dec 2021 at 12:45pm
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