【實用新聞app】Chord Explorer|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

What is Chord Explorer?

● A fully zoomable 88-key piano keyboard with assignable chord pads

● An awesome MIDI controller

● A creative way to experiment with harmony and chord progressions

● A direct interval, chord and scale reference

● A highly flexible ear training tool

What can I do with Chord Explorer?

● Store note combinations across 24 pads

● Play the pads and keyboard together!

● Connect to your favourite synth, sampler or sequencer

● Identify notes, intervals, chords and scales from a comprehensive library

● Enhance your understanding of harmony

● Create ear-training tests to test yourself

● Share projects easily using copy and paste

What our users are saying:

"Best chord finder/midi controller out there ***** I mean it...I have all the others! This is the easiest to use. Highly recommended." (App Store Review by Uuiubn)

"Perfect ***** The app does everything I wanted. Straightforward and simple to use yet powerful." (App Store Review by MacUtopia)

"Wicked app! ***** What an awesome app! Easy to use and a great way to experiment with musical ideas. The overall sound quality is great and the range of chords and sounds that the app will recognise is vast." (App Store Review by Nat Martin)

"Lord ***** A very helpful and straightforward app if you are learning any type of chords or scales. Also the interval names are a great feature. Doing the tests will definitely develop my musical ear!" (App Store Review by William XIII)

"Mr. ***** Love this app. As I am mediocre piano player at best, I find this app really helps me work faster in the song writing process because I don't have to concern myself with all the finger positions of various chords while i work on chord progressions and melody" (App Store Review by WriterGuy2012)

"Awesome app ***** I go back to this thing severl times a day... Very useful. I was afraid I was going to have to program an app like this myself, which would have been a lot of work and a huge distraction. But I found Chord Explorer first. Now I can just focus on the music" (App Store Review by Tad Banyon)