Guitar A Scale Chart
The A scale is shown in this interactive chart of a typical guitar fretboard. To use it, just click on note dots with your mouse. … Read more
The A scale is shown in this interactive chart of a typical guitar fretboard. To use it, just click on note dots with your mouse. … Read more
So you open up a MIDI file and notice it point to a note called number sixty-nine. And it appears to be a stream of … Read more
During harpsichord restoration, there is no need to guess about tension or even length required when using right wire gauge and target pitch. Simply plug … Read more
The interactive chart above illustrates how chords is naturaly attracted to other chords in music. You can choose chord you wish to explore by using … Read more
Wind chimes: Most mass-produced windchimes available in big box stores are a tossed salad made from bunch of silverware in the washer; it’s not by … Read more
A visual and aural guide to theory of harmony, this chord progressions chart translates Roman numerals into actual chords in whatever major key you select. … Read more
Once you input your instrument specs the calculator do all of the work and you can spend less time guessing what coefficient to apply. For … Read more
A snap at the bridge has you panicking as you hold the snapped off tine in one hand and an instrument held mute in the … Read more
Hearing what each key sounds like and visualizing key relationships is made possible through the Circle of Fifths chart. To select a key, simply tap … Read more
When you’re stepping out onto a stage and suddenly realise that the split point on your keyboard is just one semitone too high there’s a … Read more
Below is a vocal range chart that enables you to listen and compare the approximate pitch ranges of six main voice type. Clicking or tapping … Read more
The use of a partial capo in folk music has given rise to the unique sound that comes from having some strings at their regular … Read more
A freshly cut bamboo stalk presents a question to every didgeridoo maker: now what? You’ve got the tools; you’ve got the material, but will this … Read more
This interactive chart lets you explore the fingerings for the first octave of concert pitch oboe. By simply clicking on the note grid, or using … Read more
With the mandocello, you pluck a low C but worry about the neck. It may well snap or even bend under tension. The issue is … Read more