With this music practice app, you can select scales or arpeggios, listen to their sounds, and transpose for different keys. Includes customizable tempo, sound options, save to playlists, and various scale types.
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About Scales Practice Pro
Learn scales for your exams, to improve your playing, or to enhance your music theory! Now includes the option to transpose for instruments in different keys. With Scales Practice you can pick a scale or arpeggio and show all of its notes. You then press play to check how the scale sounds or play along with your instrument to check your pitch and help your music practice.
You can also save Playlists of chosen scales to play through one by one or get the app to pick a scale at random.
Features:
- ads free!
- beats to count you in
- different sounds (piano, strings, etc)
- change the starting octave and number of octaves
- customisable tempos
- major, melodic minor, harmonic minor, and pentatonic scales
- save to Playlists
- arpeggios
- chromatic scales
- all of the modes of the major scale
- dominant and diminished sevenths
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Reviews for Scales Practice Pro
Stevie Neal (STUYEN)
9/30/2025
wonderful app for learning all types of scales! how much for all musicians especially learning Jazz musicians
Autumn MoonPetal
9/25/2025
Exactly what I had in mind! it's also super simple to use! As an adult beginner cellist, my ideas: adding an option to zoom & scroll horizontally on a measure as it's playing & toggling finger number & note playing to appear above the note being played. it'll keep the simple look, while allowing additional features to be toggled for beginner aids. The last thing that be epic to see would be mic real time feedback with simple stop light colors. 🙂
