Skadis Pitch

Skadis Pitch turns any sound into a line you can read. Point it at your voice, your guitar, a horn, or a recording, and the pitch is drawn live on a piano roll: vertical is pitch, horizontal is time. Notes are where you expect them - a keyboard down the left, a grid of semitones across the canvas, a ruler along the top. WHAT IT SHOWS - A smooth pitch curve, not a jittery scatter. The line is averaged into pixel-wide buckets and drawn with monotone interpolation, so it never invents wobble that was not in the sound. - Note, cents, and frequency, updated as you go. - A loudness waveform under the canvas, on the same time axis. - The exact frequency in hertz, so you can chase a tuning by number. SCALES AND MODES Choose a key and a scale - major, natural, harmonic and melodic minor, all five remaining church modes, both pentatonics, blues, whole tone. Notes outside the scale dim on the…