Browse public chords and scales by key, type, name, aliases, tones, and harmonic context.
The chords and scales explorer gives every keyscale a stable public route with readable tones, aliases, and related harmonic material.
Use it as an open reference for comparing triads, chords, and scales inside a chosen key before opening a detail page or listening tool.
The page keeps theory tied to concrete results: tones are named, collections remain filterable, and related links continue the workflow toward harmonies, keyscales, and audio tools.
Browse public chords and scales by key, type, name, aliases, tones, and harmonic context.
Example: start from a simple musical idea, hear it, compare its function, then open a related page for deeper work.
The page first names the useful musical action.
Controls help verify a precise sound idea.
Related pages continue the same musical thread.
Records chord/scale plays and global output tone groups (tones + intervals only).
Use advanced audio settings as the playback source for chord-grid clicks, test chord charts, and inspect the generated accompaniment.
Configure navigation behavior for Graphical Harmony network view.