Guitar Scales and Patterns vs Guitar Scales Power Utilisation & Stats

Guitar Scales Power will help guitar players at any level learn many of the most commonly used scales and modes. Stay in tune with the tuner and enhance your playing skills by mastering scale positions in any key. Practice playing with scale position loops to perfect the position and build muscle memory. Learning scales will boost your finger dexterity and ability to improvise. Start slowly and increase speed as you progress. Play scales by swiping across guitar strings; the direction of the swipe determines ascending or descending playback. Play scale position loops by tapping the play loop button. Tap on a note to play it. Scale positions correspond to the CAGED system, which consists of five patterns that cover the fretboard for each scale. The chord shape for each position is displayed to assist you in learning it in any key. The tuner offers a chromatic mode or the option to select from various tunings. The tuner and instruments use an adjustable reference frequency, set to 410 Hz - 470 Hz (default A = 440 Hz). FEATURES: • Easy-to-use scale reference with excellent sound quality. • Accurate chromatic tuner. • Display and playback of scale positions covering the fretboard. • Scale notes display letter, interval, and fingering. • Displays CAGED system chord shapes for scale positions. • Playback of scales - full position or one octave. • Adjustable scale playback speed (position and position loop). • Count-in option before scale playback. • Notes highlight as played to aid in learning. • Scale playback instruments: Guitar and Acoustic Guitar. • Adjustable reference frequency for tuner and playback. • Tap on a note to play it. • Guitar fretboard display (vertical or horizontal). • Right or left-handed guitar display. • Supports alternative tunings. • iPhone - zoom in/out to see the complete fretboard. • Universal app – use on iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. • Everything included - no in-app purchases! INCLUDED SCALES: Pentatonic etc: Major Pentatonic, Minor Pentatonic, Blues and Major Blues Major Scale Modes: Ionian (Major), Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian (Relative Minor) and Locrian Minor Scales: Harmonic Minor, Melodic Minor Ascending (Jazz Minor) and Relative Minor (Natural Minor or Aeolian Mode) Symmetrical Scales: Chromatic TUNINGS: Standard, Std. Half Step Down, Std. Full Step Down, Drop D and Open G