Musical scale player
Explore and hear major, minor, pentatonic and blues scales from a chosen starting note.
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Turn on your volume and start low. Sound plays only after you press a control.
A - B - C# - D - E - F# - G# - A
How to use this tool
- Choose a starting note, scale and direction.
- Read the pitches and press Play scale to hear each step.
Things to know
- Sound starts only after your action. Use Play/Start and Stop plus the volume control. If silent, check device volume and the selected output. Playback stops when this page is hidden or left.
- Pitch labels use sharp enharmonic spellings; this is a pitch explorer, not a complete notation or music-theory editor.
- Processing and results stay on this device. Inputs are bounded; no work is saved between visits.
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