It's also useful when songwriting or analysing songs to find the best tuning/position to play a song in. It's a tool to help you build your mental model of different tunings, keys, positions, scales, and chords faster. This, to me, is the real benefit of HarpNinja. While a lot of people use HarpNinja to improve on bend accuracy (a very important musical technique) if you know anything about music and improvisation then having a mental model of your instruments tunings, keys, positions, scales, and chords is a major key to unlocking high-level improvisation skills.
#Harpninja diatonic trial android#
This quite toxic 1-star review on Android completely misrepresented HarpNinja Diatonic (the smaller featured version) as a "Be wary, the diatonic Harp Ninja app is basically a glorified $19.99 guitar tunet". Let me illustrate by pointing you to a bad review: However, if you still find it unsuitable I would strongly urge you to apply to Apple for an immediate refund.You can see the features of the different versions of HarpNinja here: I would appreciate it if you could re-rate the app in accordance with these facts. If you look in settings you can check the "low tuning" checkbox to set the pitch recognition an octave down. There is support for low tuned harmonicas. >There’s no support for low tuned harmonicas. I will, however, look into increasing touch targets for future versions. I have users in Android and iOS smartphones who seem to have no issues with this. The key is changed in the settings via the circular scroll control. Changing the key is poorly designed with the controls in such small shapes and located too closely.
Many people use it across different devices so I'm unsure exactly what you mean. Could I ask what device you are using it on?
There’s no support for low tuned harmonicas. I got this based on David Barrett’s recommendation. Please see the website help and tutorials for more guidance: Settings mode is where you can adjust all the harmonica and application settings, in addition to checking the integrated news feed and any errors. The Circle of Fifth’s is a well known music theory tool for working out chord and scale relationships. Interactive Circle of Fifths makes music theory easy.Ĭircle of Fifths mode is an interactive Circle of Fifth’s specially adapted for harmonica. An audio recorder also allows you to record up to 30 second segments to hear your own playing. Play your harmonica and the Real time pitch recognition highlights the notes on screen. You can also switch the display between notes or music intervals. Select from 8 commonly available Diatonic tunings (Major, Natural Minor, Harmonic Minor, Melody maker, Country, Diminished, Powerbender, or Suzuki Ultrabend Sub30) or 7 Chromatic Tunings (Standard/Solo, Bebop, C6, C6 Bebop, Diminished, Augmented, or Whole Tone), all 12 Keys, 18 Scales, and 5 Chord types (Maj, Min, 7th, Aug, Dim). Harmonica mode is where you can visualize all the notes on a diatonic (10-hole) harmonica. Real time pitch recognition shows you what you play. HarpNinja supports your harmonica learning independent of whatever method you are using. If you have technical issues please contact me direct or via the support forum. HarpNinja Diatonic Harmonica RECOMMENDED MINIMUM SCREEN SIZE would be at least a 5" screen smartphone.Īnything below this size would really be too small to be useful. The user interface is designed to scale from small smartphones (5"++ recommended minimum) to tablets and to desktops. It includes just the essential tuning and music theory features for easy access on your smartphone or tablet wherever you may be. HarpNinja Diatonic Harmonica is a diatonic harmonica version of its big brother app HarpNinja.
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