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ChordMapMidi for iOS

Publisher: Malcolm Mugglin
iOS $2.99
Download v1.0 5 downloads
Version1.0
Publisher Malcolm Mugglin
Release dateJun 19, 2012
Date addedJun 19, 2012
Os requirementsiOS
RequirementsCompatible with iPod Touch (3rd generation or later, iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPad. iTunes account required.
Total downloads5
Price$2.99

Description

ChordMapMidi is an app for songwriters, worship team members, band members, music educators, and music students. It allows anyone to create strong chord progressions "live," one finger tap at a time. If you enjoy exploring chords, while playing an instrument you can hold in the palm of your hand, ChordMapMidi is for you!PLEASE NOTE: ChordMapMidi doesn't create any sounds on its own. It sends commands over virtual midi to other sound-generating apps you may already have on your device.To see which apps we highly recommend for the sound-generating part of the process, please visit the support website listed below.While at the website, you might want to look at the 4-page Quick-Start set of instructions (and perhaps print a copy).HOW IT WORKS -ChordMapMidi is based on the chord progression diagrams developed by music educator, Stephen Mugglin. The goal is to allow anyone, even beginning musicians and songwriters, to effortlessly play interesting chord progressions, one finger tap at a time.The idea behind the Maps is to start at the location labelled I (One), jump from there to another location in the chart, and then work your way back toward I (One) by letting "gravity" pull you down the chart.Although the diagrams may look unusual at first, the user experience is so simple that even beginners can play strong-sounding progressions right away. You simply touch one location at a time and then listen to the sound each location makes.After a short time exploring, you'll find you can play all kinds of progressions easily, in 12 different major keys, just by jumping around and tapping the various map locations.Have fun writing and exploring, and "Play On!"

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