Circle of Fifths, Opus 1 is a music app developed by Felt Tip. The last update, v2,019.12, released on December 09, 2019, and it’s rated 3.00 out of 5 based on the latest 3 reviews. Circle of Fifths, Opus 1 costs $2.99 and requires iOS 11.0+ and Android 10 or newer to download.
Music theory learning tool
Description
A music theory tool for beginner musicians, Circle of Fifths, Opus 1 is a pocket reference for analyzing, transposing, and composing music. This app focuses on major and relative minor scales and chord progressions.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★Great app for learning scales!
This app has a great layout and is convenient when you forget your scale book. :)
★★★☆☆Should cost less
This app is okay, but it is way over-priced. It is very simplistic. For example: There isn't an explanation of what the circle of fifths is or how beneficial it can be to the music student. It doesn't name the chords, which would be very helpful. It doesn't show any chord inversions. It doesn't have anywhere near as much information as I would expect from a $4.99 app. I have $1.99 apps that have more information.
★★☆☆☆Too expensive for what you get
Nice app for a circle of fifths reference- but sincerely way too expensive for what little you get with the app. Maybe if there was more included? As of right now - not worth the full $5?
★★★★☆Doesn't state inversion
Uses inverted chords but does not notate the inversion, also does not list the notes present in each chord. In view of it lacking those features, this app is useful but definitely overpriced for what it delivers.
★★★★☆I like it, a little pricey
I just wanted an app to study the Circle Of Fifths, and to use as a future reference. This app gives me that, but it gives it in a nicely designed and functioning package. As for cost, I feel it’s a bit much for an app as simple as this.
