Scale Atlas
Android app by Henk M. Humberg. Music & Audio · Henk M. Humberg
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- Unknown
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- Download price
- 4.49 USD
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- Version
- 0.4.2
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-16
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Scale Atlas is a specialized music theory tool for musicians, composers, guitarists, producers and anyone interested in scales, fretboard structures, microtonality and harmonic analysis. The app lets you enter scales in cents, analyze their structure, explore harmonic affordance, display scale tones on a fretboard and browse a catalogue of playable 12-TET scale classes. Scale Atlas is designed as an exploratory tool: it helps you look at scales not only as familiar names, but as structured pitch spaces that can be compared, transformed and used creatively. Main features: • Cent-based scale input • Harmonic affordance analysis • Fretboard visualization • Playable 12-TET scale catalogue • Local saving and loading of custom scales • No account • No cloud • No ads • No tracking Scale Atlas can be useful for: • guitarists exploring unusual fretboard patterns • composers looking for new pitch material • producers interested in non-standard scales • music theory learners who want to understand scale structures • microtonal and experimental musicians • teachers who want a compact tool for scale exploration The app is not an automatic song generator and not a music game. It is a focused analytical and creative tool for exploring musical scale space. All user-created scales and settings are stored locally on the device. Scale Atlas does not require a login, does not use cloud storage and does not collect personal user data.
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