bluesman

Key Features

  • 72 variations of blues scale, which can be transposed into any key, resulting in more than 860 of total scales!
  • Ability to achieve fast performance speed on guitar
  • Blues scales are presented here in both vertical and horizontal systems on the fingerboard, with traditional and wide fingerings
  • Every single scale was selected individually and provided with corresponding optimal fingerings for your comfort
  • Harmony feature: you can see and listen to the chords, over which given scales can be played (this feature can be switched off if unnecessary)
  • Metronome with adjustable tempo and time signature for training
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About Bluesman Scales

Do you love rock? Or maybe jazz? Are you beginner or professional? Today every musician knows what is a blues scale. But how many variations of blues scale do you know?… We will help you to answer this question! With our new Bluesman Guitar Scales app you will know more than any other guitarist!

This app contains usual and extended fingerings of blues scales. Go on and choose a suitable fingering for yourself!

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Other Features

  • This material can be used for any contemporary music style
  • TRANSPOSE SCALES into any desired key by dragging notes on the screen left/right with your finger!
  • Cursor can display note names or fingering (selectable)
  • Notes can display note names or fingering (selectable)
  • Sharp and flat signatures correspond to the current mode's key
  • Fast cycled playback with adjustable tempo
  • Step by step note playback in both directions for detailed learning of modes
  • Manual note selection by tapping notes on the screen
  • Two guitar sound banks (Acoustic and Distortion) to select
  • Six selectable harmony timbres to choose from
  • Stereo Chorus FX for harmony chords at your choice
  • Adjustable Reverb effect on guitar sounds

Note: Some scales in this collection can only be performed in slow tempo.

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Comments  

+306 #5 Fonexsis 2012-07-19 14:58
Quoting ansp:
How is this different from your Bluesman II app?

Thanks for your question.

Bluesman II includes less blues scales, but has more material for practical usage. Also, Bluesman II is intended more for advanced guitar players, because it has more exercises with extended (wide) fingerings.

Bluesman I is a collection of blues scale of different variations. You can use it for finding a comfortable variation of blues scale for your practice.
0 #4 ansp 2012-07-03 23:40
How is this different from your Bluesman II app?
-3 #3 slide player 2011-09-05 03:39
Is there any way to show these scales in alternate tunings?
+663 #2 Fonexsis 2011-05-09 12:24
Thanks for your comment, we will take into account your non-standard advise in future. We will be glad for any your comments.

Fonexsis
-662 #1 tp 2011-05-07 11:23
There is no one application that permit to create your own scales :sad:

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