A multipurpose music studio
An integrated system for learning, composing and playing, on your own or together.
Fretboard, sequences and TAB In compatible study panels, use Show TAB to read guitar, bass, ukulele and bowed-string tablature with notes and chords. Show fretboard restores the instrument view. Your choice is saved and included in the study PDF.
Choose how you use it. A study session, instrumental practice, a harmonic experiment or a complete backing track: start with what you need.
Explore the presentation and manuals freely. Register and sign in to use the study tools; available functions depend on your plan and purchased access.
Listen · Explore · Create
Recognise intervals, chords and melodies. Sound, notation and instrument views connect what you hear with what you play. Additional courses are also available.
Explore progressions, voicings, licks and bass lines. Choose accompaniment and drums, compare variations by listening and send parts to the DAW.
Arrange and develop blocks in the DAW. Save your project, edit parts in their source and build your backing track.
Set the plan, sequence and breaks. Listen to the model, record your performance and compare feedback; return to saved activities without automatically starting audio or timers.
Chords, rhythms, scales and phrases: built-in library material to explore and combine in your studies and arrangements.
Triads, seventh chords and structures with tensions from the study catalogue.
256 accompaniment grooves and 510 drum patterns.
Includes tetrachord composer families; equivalent formulas are counted once.
Phrases and developments in the shared guitar and piano catalogue, counted once.
Counts follow the built-in catalogues. Transpositions, inversions, generated variations and personal content add possibilities and are not included. Choose combinations to suit the harmony, meter and instrument.
Choose your instrument: each module offers the families compatible with its musical material.
Electric bass · 5-string bass · Fretless bass · Slap bass · Double bass
Acoustic Guitar · Jazz guitar · Electric guitar
Soprano ukulele · High G · Soprano ukulele · Low G · Bass ukulele · U-bass
Drums
Piano · Electric piano · Organ · Analog synth · Strings · Brass
Trumpet · Trombone · French horn · Tuba
Flute · Oboe · Clarinet · Alto saxophone
Viola · Violin · Cello · Double bass (bowed)
A real example
The video shows the backing track created with the “Primo Test” project. The updated screenshot presents the current DAW with a Jam library project.
Your path
From personal practice to shared learning.
Professional
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Scales and Arpeggios
Short exercises, clear goals and adjustable breaks help you organise practice, even when time is limited. Choose your material, slow down when needed and save the plan for your next session. Your confidence ratings help you schedule reviews.
Available in Scales and Arpeggios, Chords Tutor and compatible Licks, with the instruments supported by each module. Requires a verified account and an active Pro or EDU licence.
Open Scales and Arpeggios →Inside IntervalsMaster
Every area shares theory, instruments, sounds and settings: begin with an exercise, a tune or directly with chords.
Keyboards, guitars, basses, ukuleles, bowed strings, woodwinds and brass: scales and arpeggios on compatible instruments, chords on polyphonic instruments and drums in rhythm modules.
Search, transpose and practise repertoire with chords, inversions, walking bass, synchronised fretboard, piano and staff.
Explore close, compact, Drop 2 and Drop 3 voicings, including extended shells. Read actual notes and omitted fifths, filter with Playable only, and practise inversions in sequence with groove and substitution explanations.
Turn chords, melodies, bass and drums into blocks for your arrangement. Each block keeps its instrument and groove; reopen its source to edit it or duplicate it for a variation. Define sections, loops and a fade-out, then listen in the Player or export an MP4 with synchronised chords.
Your mixer, your tracks Control the DAW with AKAI MIDI MIX: Low/Mid/High EQ, volume, Mute and Solo with synchronized LEDs. Connect and disconnect from the panel; SEND ALL applies physical knob and fader positions.
408 phrases and developments in the shared guitar and piano catalogue: choose the genre, practise on the instrument and send material to the DAW.
Explore harmonisation, quartal shapes and the 4+4 composer: identify parent scales and modes and turn them into practical material.
Choose a family, compare two modes over one tonal centre and study progressions or complete harmonisations with actual voicings.
Set tonal centre, style, turnaround and musical direction; edit, audition and transfer the generated progression to the DAW.
Explore Functional Harmony cadences and other genres. Edit chords and basses, play the sequence and compare likely tonal references and avoid notes.
510 patterns across 15 genres, with pocket, ghost notes, displaced accents and hi-hat, ride, rim and tom variants. Edit the grid, choose the kit, set fills and lengths up to 32 bars, then create a track in the DAW.
The deeper jazz side
Not static theory charts: every concept is calculated, played and visualised in real time.
Play along with your tracks: choose duration and a 4- or 8-beat count-in, follow level and progress in the popup, then find your take on a new audio track. Track volumes up to 120%, mouse-wheel control and vertical VU meters.
From a second to an octave: combine two pairs of voices and develop a cell over 1, 2 or 8 bars. A new Chords and voicing laboratory with shared controls and DAW block creation.
Replace progression chords with loans from parallel modes, compare voice leading and choose between essential colour or more incisive alterations.
Explore Functional Harmony cadences and other genres. Edit chords and basses, play the sequence and compare likely tonal references and avoid notes.
Connect your tools to your profile, music features and generators with a personal Bearer token. Swagger documentation lets you explore and try requests.
Harmonic root and actual bass remain distinct in the symbol, on the fretboard and in the exact voicing you hear.
Build bar-by-bar lines with chromatic and diatonic approaches, enclosures, chord tones or a complete mix.
The metronome remains an independent reference; during Play, GR grooves articulate chords only and also update the rhythmic staff.
Paste an iReal song or full-playlist link: chords, slash chords, meter, sections, repeats and endings enter your personal library.
Prepare and audition the part in a laboratory, then create its block from Digital Audio Workstation, always at the bottom of the panel. Playback controls stay separate; integrations and the return to your project are in that same place.
Grooves for chords, bass and arpeggios: 253 Standard patterns, from jazz and funk to blues and Latin rhythms, including waltzes and meters in 5 and 7. Compare full chords, bass and response, ascending and descending arpeggios. GR patterns and personal presets remain under Imported.
In compatible study panels, choose the instrument view or TAB for guitar, bass, ukulele and bowed strings. TAB shows strings, positions and chords. Enable note order to follow each step: the fretboard uses reference points and a red tonic. Your choices persist and the PDF follows the selected view.
After signing in, choose the instrument in the header. The shared popup groups sound, chords, display and MIDI; Confirm applies your choices. Tempo and pulse remain in the page panel. Preferences are retained and each function offers compatible instruments.
Metronome sits with the listening controls, with a beat indicator. Start it before Play to launch licks on the next bar downbeat and practise on the same audio clock.
510 patterns across 15 genres, with pocket, ghost notes, displaced accents and hi-hat, ride, rim and tom variants. Edit the grid, choose the kit, set fills and lengths up to 32 bars, then create a track in the DAW.
Combine two melodic cells, recognise the parent scale and its modes, then use that material for harmonisations, arpeggios and walking bass. A laboratory for exploring less familiar melodic and tonal territory.
The note you hear lights up on both staff and instrument at the same instant. Clefs, octaves, bars, chords and slash chords follow the context, making reading a natural part of every practice session.
Piano hands, string-instrument positions and schematic wind diagrams follow playback. Valves, slides and keys connect each note with its instrumental gesture.
Genuinely multi-instrument
A scale, chord or bass line starts from one musical result. IntervalsMaster adapts it to piano keys, guitar strings and boxes, bass and double-bass registers and their different sounds, keeping notes, fingers, staff and audio synchronised.
A more musical approach
Why IntervalsMaster exists
I am an IT professional with a relentless passion for music. I was tired of chasing material scattered across books, videos, apps and notes, only to end up with plenty of concepts but no genuinely structured path.
So I integrated knowledge gathered over years of study into one practical system where theory, listening and hands-on playing work together. Designing its relationships, rules and learning paths was more than software development: it led me to a deeper understanding of the musical system itself by testing every concept through sight, sound and touch.
IntervalsMaster puts you in charge of musical choices: modules generate parts and the DAW lets you build the piece. It organises the work, makes every concept audible and helps you build real skills, one step at a time.
“I wanted to stop collecting material and finally start building a path.”
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