Skales
Skales is the perfect music app to create beautiful sounds and melodies. It is not just an app for music makers, you can use Skales even if you've never played an instrument!
How does it work? Touching the screen will play a note whose pitch is based on the touch location. The notes will repeat itself a specific number of times. The symbols in the menu represent different musical scales and the melody that is playing will change in realtime based on the scale you've chosen. In addition you can control the specific number of times a note should repeat itself. The draggable button on the bottom left applies a delay (y-axis) and a subtle distortion effect (x-axis).
How does it work? Touching the screen will play a note whose pitch is based on the touch location. The notes will repeat itself a specific number of times. The symbols in the menu represent different musical scales and the melody that is playing will change in realtime based on the scale you've chosen. In addition you can control the specific number of times a note should repeat itself. The draggable button on the bottom left applies a delay (y-axis) and a subtle distortion effect (x-axis).
Category : Music & Audio
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Reviews (7)
rob. d.
Mar 4, 2020
A real instrument that responds intuitively to the players onscreen creative inputs. Wonderful for creating free improvisations in a range of environments. The onscreen display becomes a form of real time, evolving notation that is particularly unique.
Vel. Y.
Dec 28, 2018
I wish there was a way to erase instead of having to delete and redown load. I do like it alot.
3no. E. T. M.
Aug 4, 2019
This is a great sounding app. would be even better with effects options. Thanks.
San. B.
Nov 5, 2021
Beautiful app. Interesting concept. Makes very soothing sounds.
Tum. M.
Mar 22, 2020
Nice interactive sounds to while and chill to on a cold day during Corona times
Sop. S.
Jun 7, 2021
A fun and beautiful experience!
This sounds great, but as a musician, I'd find it much more useful if there were some way to know which note or key I was about to play, or to be able to set it to a particular scale or key. Then I could really see using this as an instrument, maybe with practice I can feel it out.