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Music Guru
Hear 1,700+ scales, explore chords, and export musical ideas
Turn music theory into sounds you can use. Explore 1,700+ scales and a deep chord library; search by name, notes or intervals; hear ideas with different instruments; and view notes on piano, guitar, bass or ukulele. Discover chords within a scale, audition progressions, save favorites, and export MIDI or audio for your next song. Built for songwriters, improvisers, teachers and curious musicians. Available on web, iOS and Android, with a free plan and optional paid upgrades.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Sean, the musician and builder behind Melodic Mind.
Music Guru makes music theory easier to explore by ear. Hear a scale, see its notes on an instrument, and try the chords inside it to turn an abstract idea into something you can use.
A few things to explore:
• Browse 1,700+ scales and search scales or chords by name, notes or intervals.
• Hear ideas with different instruments and see notes on piano, guitar, bass or ukulele.
• Explore chords within a scale, audition progressions, and save favorites.
• Export MIDI or audio to develop an idea in your own workflow.
Try this first: open C Major, play it, explore its chords, then change a progression and listen again.
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About Music Guru on Product Hunt
“Hear 1,700+ scales, explore chords, and export musical ideas”
Music Guru was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #86 on the daily leaderboard. Turn music theory into sounds you can use. Explore 1,700+ scales and a deep chord library; search by name, notes or intervals; hear ideas with different instruments; and view notes on piano, guitar, bass or ukulele. Discover chords within a scale, audition progressions, save favorites, and export MIDI or audio for your next song. Built for songwriters, improvisers, teachers and curious musicians. Available on web, iOS and Android, with a free plan and optional paid upgrades.
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Sean Dvir
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Sean, the musician and builder behind Melodic Mind.
Music Guru makes music theory easier to explore by ear. Hear a scale, see its notes on an instrument, and try the chords inside it to turn an abstract idea into something you can use.
A few things to explore:
• Browse 1,700+ scales and search scales or chords by name, notes or intervals.
• Hear ideas with different instruments and see notes on piano, guitar, bass or ukulele.
• Explore chords within a scale, audition progressions, and save favorites.
• Export MIDI or audio to develop an idea in your own workflow.
Try this first: open C Major, play it, explore its chords, then change a progression and listen again.
Music Guru is available on web, iOS and Android, with a free plan and optional paid upgrades. More about the app: https://melodic-mind.com/apps/music-guru
I'd love your feedback: what helps theory click for you, and where does the first session feel confusing?