Mode Circle vs Quinterval Usage & Stats
The Mode Circle is a generalized circle of fifths that can be experienced interactively.
It shows all 12x7 diatonic scales that result from the major scale by shifting the root and by choosing the initial note.
The selected scale is displayed and can be played back.
The Mode Circle offers different arrangements and views of the 84 scales:
* Vertical grouping by same scale tones or same fundamentals.
* Vertical arrangement by scale degree or brightness.
* Horizontal arrangement according to fifth or semitone relationship.
* Display or highlight only one diatonic mode (equivalent to major or minor circle of fifths)
* or freely select any scale.
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Quinterval is an interactive circle of fifths including the display of the corresponding scales.
A key in the circle can be selected either by touching the tonic or by turning the slider in the middle. The circle displays both the respective major and parallel minor scales. The display ranges from F-flat major (D-flat minor) to G-sharp major (E-sharp minor). A second slider can be used to move the visible circle section accordingly.
The note names can be set between german, english or italian notation.
The lower area shows the related major scale with its key signature. The first step and the sixth step with the corresponding minor scale are highlighted. The notes can be displayed with G-Clef, C-Clef or F-Clef. The accidentals can also be displayed before the individual notes.
Additional functionality is available as an InApp purchase:
- Display the notes of the parallel minor scale
- Display triads with their chord names
- Playback notes by tapping on them
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Mode Circle VS. 
QuintervalNovember 28, 2024