Reddit thread · r/musictheory
I made an app for melodic practice, exercise drills, memory training, experimentation etc
Present an Android app that generates scale-based melodies for practice, ear training, call-and-response, and harmony experimentation, with metronome, dual tempos, and looping.

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Hi! I've released an Android app I made to help with music practice, and I thought people in here might get some use out of it. It's based around generating unique melodic phrases using a particular scale, and you can use those to create practice exercises or train yourself to repeat what you're hearing (what I mostly use it for), or just experiment with things like harmonisation or writing chord progressions under a melody. Or just take the music for whatever - some of the things it comes out with are pretty good! It's called *Practica*: [Website](https://practica.me/) / [Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scenicrootexplorers.practica) ​ It's meant as a general tool you can use in different ways - there's a metronome, two independent tempos with a toggle, and looping functions (straight repeats and a "call and response" one where you can take turns with the app). The *Guide* is the display that visualises the current scale and shows you what's playing when you turn it on - you can set this to automatically switch to the alternative tempo (probably to slow down) and turn itself off when you create a new melody, so you can use it as a sort of qu
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