EarSight – Music Theory

EarSight helps you make sense of harmony: what a chord is, what it's doing in its key, and where a progression is headed. Beside it are the tools you keep by your instrument: a tuner, a metronome and a drone. - Progression analysis: enter a progression, see what each chord does and where the key changes. - Progression builder: turn an idea into a progression. - Chord reading: enter notes or a chord, see what it is and what's near it. - Tuner: play a note, see which it is and how far off. Chromatic or by string. - Metronome: accents, subdivisions, swing and polyrhythms. - Drone: hold a note or chord to play over, and see what each note does above it. It reads chords the way standard tonal theory does, extensions and slash chords included. When a progression can be heard more than one way, it shows you each reading. Notes can be named in letters (C, D, E) or in Do Re Mi. EarSight works…