Negative Harmony - Simplified 2.2.0

Negative Harmony is an app crafted to enhance the comprehension and visualization of the musical theory of negative harmony. The application offers:

• Selection of all Western scales and modes
• Over 10 different chord types
• Sound examples for each chord (positive and negative)
• Diatonic note detection/Indicator for notes/chords outside of the scale
• Easy-to-understand UI design

The app provides a clear and intuitive approach to grasp the notes within the chosen scale/mode and their relative negative harmony. It also visually represents this relationship within the circle of fifths, with the blue axis illustrating the connection between each note.

The Negative Harmony app comprises two main sections: Scales and Chords.

The "Scales" page allows users to select a scale or mode and then tap on a key within the circle of fifths to unveil the chosen combination. This feature displays all notes within the scale/mode alongside their negative harmony counterparts, highlights the chosen key, and illustrates the axis (the blue line dividing the circle of fifths into two segments) to depict the underlying musical theory and negative harmony concept visually.

The second page, "Chords," becomes accessible once a key and scale are selected on the first page. Users can then choose from various chord types (major, minor, suspended, augmented, etc.) and select a note from the chosen scale/mode. The screen will showcase the selected chord’s name, its constituent notes, as well as the negative harmony chord name with its corresponding notes. Chord notes displayed in red signify non-diatonic elements (notes or chords not native to the key).