Learn about the concepts in Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro and what critics say about it.
FAQ:"Should I get Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro? How does it sound compared to other play-along apps."
FAQ:"How can I improve my songwriting skills with MTH Pro 8?"
The map in Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro is also interactive in The Composer's Guide To Tonality
How to practice improvisation with the Target Notes Add-on in MTH Pro 8
FAQ:"How do I improve my understanding of classical tonal music with MTH Pro 8?"
Same song with two different A.I. players
The magic of knowing harmonic functions. Bass-lines are created using the chord/chord-scales pairings
New piano, guitar and drums sounds now included in version 8.
Everything is new! New UI, new play-along, new voicings and so much more.
Version 8 is now guitar friendly as well, with new guitar chord diagrams and a guitar fretboard to study and practice guitar voicings.
Version 8 offers a new type of play-along in which you can choose the piano or guitar player. We have created several players based on different artits comping styles. Unlike other play-along apps (which only stores the chord symbol), Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro knows the harmonic functions in a song which informs the players about chord-tones and tensions allowing them to create amazing voicings on their comping. The smart player also decides on the variation of the groove style depending on the tempo you choose.
Learn how we analyze the Jazz Standards in Mppaing Tonal Harmony Pro
How to analyze classical music using the map in Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro
A fun Mapping Tonal Harmony complete tutorial to create a jazzy version of a well-known Christmas song
"...it will change the way you look at harmony forever."
An extremely detailed tutorial on how to create a jazz song analysis in Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro iOS
We explain all the concepts you will learn using Mapping Tonal Harmony in detail. From inversions and cadences to Augmented Sixth Chords, Neapolitan Sixth and Secondary Dominants.
Mapping Tonal Harmony 7 for macOS now contains different Map Templates that are pre-configured for different music styles such as Standard Jazz, Blues, Baroque, Classical. Also, within the map, you can choose alternative chord-chordscale combinations (i.e. Gaug7-WholeTone Scale) which makes your harmony progressions much richer and elaborate
Version 7 can analyze and play entire songs including repeats, first endings, D.S al Coda, etc. Also, you may now choose to use voicings from 3 to 6 voices, with different voice-leading algorythms and much more...
The basic major & minor diatonic neigborhoods.
Tonic - Subdominant - Dominant
Mapping iii, I64, V7sus4 and deceptive cadences
The complete diatonic neighborhood for Major-Minor
Progressions and cadences in the diatonic neighborhood. Mapping the SubV7 and its use as a Neapolitan chord
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Basic secondary dominants and their related IIm7
V7/x, viio7/x, IIm7/x
Mapping blues I7 IV7. Additional minor mode functions. The bIImaj7 subdominant minor and its related IIm7-V7
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Advanced secondary functions & deceptive secondary cadences Secondary cadential I64s & V7sus, IV/x, bVI/x, bVII7/x, viio7/x
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The complete map, including all secondary functions Secondary subVs/x and their related IIm7, N6 & Gr+6
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