** Circle Xtra only
Choose your key here
Choose your scale here.
Circle at key E
At three o’clock, you will always find the parallel minor key.
The white circles indicate the sharps (or flats). Start at F♯ and move clockwise for the correct order. For flats, start at B♭ and move counterclockwise for the correct order.
You can instantly see the major scale by following the colors of the rainbow.
Chords in the key of E:
E major, F♯ minor, G♯ minor, A major, B major, C♯ minor, D♯ diminished.
Interval Circle **
Click on a color to get information about this interval. For example, yellow:
Tap the text to return
Staff
Each instrument has its own clef. **
Spacing: Whole or half steps between the notes.
Intervals:
1 = Root, 2 = Second, 3 = Third, 4 = Fourth,5 = Fifth, 6 = Sixth, 7 = Seventh, 8 = Octave
Chord notation:
M = Major, m = Minor, º = Diminished Tap the text to switch between ‘Spacing’ and ‘Chord Intervals’.
The Scale Circle
Here you see C Mixolydian. You can find it by starting on the 5th degree of F major.
The white bar indicates the key in which you can find the scale.
The grey dots indicate the half-step movements
Go to Modes and Other Scales
Go to Jazz modes and other scales
Show Names of the Circle **
Show intervals of the circle **
Go to chords **
Hear the chord **
Hear the arpeggio (broken chord) **
Go to progressions **
Choose your key for the chords **
D♯, G♯, and A♯ correspond to E♭, A♭, and B♭, respectively.
Provide an Option for a substitute chord. **
Choose One of the Common Chord Shapes. **
The Chord Circle **
A graphical representation of the chord. To understand its structure: start at red, move to yellow, and follow the lines.
After Scale: Here you will find the chord.
Progressions **
Here you can choose which mode to use for a chord progression.
The Progression **
The chord names update automatically when you select a different key. Tap the symbol to hear the chord played with a piano sound.
Opens the menu
Choose another language here
Choose the clef**
Link to online help
Includes a concise overview of music theory.
Sound on/off
Please let some stars sparkle in the App Store
If you find this app useful, we’d love your rating! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐