Scale Logic Ad-free

The Scale Logic Ad-free is now available for $0.99 for Android owners. The application is supporting English language. It weighs in at only 10MB to download. The new Scale Logic Ad-free app version 1.0.1 has been updated on 2014-09-7. The Apple Store includes a very useful feature that will check if your device and iOS version are both compatible with the app. Most iPhone and iPad are compatible. Here is the app`s compatibility information: 2.2 and up
Bottom Line: For more information about Scale Logic Ad-free check developer Dalliance`s website : http://plus.google.com/104877328570657615449/

I make flute and Chinese flute from PVC This app help me check the pitches The scales help me play by heart Thank you                     Somsak Supasiri

best app for learn                     Varinder Bhogal

Distracting interface All the transparent layers make it difficult to read The unlabelled flats are confusing to newbies The key signatures only seem to be in the G clef but that s not labelled so once again not great for beginners Needs F and C clefs at least The fact that the notes don t change to the correct enharmonics when in keys that demand E sharp B sharp C flat or F flat makes this entirely useless as a teaching aid The concept is good but it doesn t deliver the content in an accurate or easy to read format A long way to go     Mark Cameron-Smith

Really good app easy and intuitive layout Im a producer but of course i cant remember every scale off the top of my head so its usefull having this tool at the ready when i want to experiment with some new scales                     D4 L0N3

Great scale app for all instruments Love it                     Estell South

Very good explain musical scales                     Eric Katz

You can not teach someone this kind of musical theory without any explanation of what you are showing them In this form this app is hardly useful         Sheila Mertens

Surprisingly well put together easy to understand best of all no pesky tutorial or 3rd party sites involved Much respect to the developer                     Chris Valliere

I like it but it doesn t really teach you anything I mean you can hear and see it but in retrospect to a piano or sheet music I wouldn t know where to start and same with the notes o o if you are new to the whole music side of things this app is kinda confusing I want to learn the piano one day or be able to read sheet music maybe this app will help             tokoshi s

What a cool concept This app does an excellent job at helping to identify the intervals between scales The only complaint I have is that currently notes which are sharp or flat only display a sharp or flat sigh instead of the note name                 Jayden Rodriguez

Perfect                     Emerson Vella

this app is very good and helpful                     A Google user