In Normal Mode, which is the default mode, the page will be filled with a random selection of chords/triads, drawn from a set defined by the various used defined inputs. This set may include duplicate chords.
Flash Card Mode Description
In Flash Card Mode, all possible chord/triad values defined by the chosen settings will be returned in a randomized order.
If the size of the set is larger than the page size, pagination buttons and gestures can be used to move through the set.
This set will not include any duplicate chords.
Chord Quality Toggles
There are several toggle switches that can be used to enable/disable various chord qualities. These are:
Major Triads - A triad consisting of the root, major third, and perfect 5th. For example: 'C' - 'E' - 'G'
Symbol Example: 'C'
Letter Example: 'C'
Minor Triads - A triad consisting of the root, minor third, and perfect 5th. For example: 'C' - 'E♭' - 'G'
Symbol Example: 'C-'
Letter Example: 'Cm'
Augmented Triads - A triad consisting of the root, minor third, and raised/augmented 5th. For example: 'C' - 'E' - 'G♯'
Symbol Example: 'C+'
Letter Example: 'Caug'
Diminished Triads - A triad consisting of the root, minor third, and minor 5th. For example: 'C' - 'E♭' - 'G♭'
Symbol Example: 'C°'
Letter Example: 'Cdim'
Sus4 Triads - A triad consisting of the root, fourth, and perfect 5th. For example: 'C' - 'F' - 'G'
Symbol Example: 'Csus'
Letter Example: 'Csus'
Sus2 Triads - A triad consisting of the root, second, and perfect 5th. For example: 'C' - 'D' - 'G'
Symbol Example: 'Csus2'
Letter Example: 'Csus2'
Major 7th Chords - A chord consisting of the root, major third, perfect 5th, and seventh. For example: 'C' - 'E' - 'G' - 'B'
Symbol Example: 'C△7'
Letter Example: 'CM7'
Dominant 7th Chords - A chord consisting of the root, major third, perfect 5th, and minor seventh. For example: 'C' - 'E' - 'G' - 'B♭'
Symbol Example: 'C7'
Letter Example: 'C7'
Minor 7th Chords - A chord consisting of the root, minor third, perfect 5th, and minor seventh. For example: 'C' - 'E♭' - 'G' - 'B♭'
Symbol Example: 'C-7'
Letter Example: 'Cm7'
Diminished 7th Chords - A chord consisting of the root, minor third, diminished 5th, and diminished 7th seventh. For example: 'C' - 'E♭' - 'G♭' - 'B♭♭'
Symbol Example: 'C°7'
Letter Example: 'Cdim7'
Note Pool Selector
The Note Pool Selector allows you to select the notes for your chords:
12 Sounds - There are 12 sounds in equal temperment: 'A♭', 'A', 'B♭', 'B', 'C', 'D♭', 'D', 'E♭', 'E', 'F', 'G♭', 'G'
15 Keys - There are 15 keys. 6 of these keys overlap one another: 'B' & 'C♭', 'C♯' & 'D♭', 'F♯' & 'G♭'
21 Symbols - There are 21 symbols in total. This pool includes symbols that don't correspond to key signatures, such as 'B♯'.
Chord Modifier Display Type
You can select how chord modifiers are displayed for randomized chords with the following options:
Symbols - This option will cause symbols to be used for the modifier that appears after a chord. For example, C flat augmented would be displayed as 'C♭+'.
Letters - This option will cause letters to be used for the modifier that appears after a chord. For example, C flat augmented would be displayed as 'C♭aug'.
Random - This option will randomly select either Symbols or Letters each time the Randomize button is pressed. This allows you to easily practice with both sets.