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Chords and Scales

Example 1: Scale Finder - Scale()

The Scale() formula returns a Scale object with the notes, intervals, and type given the scale name.
Parameter should be a note and scale name
Examples: Scale("C major")
Scale Name
MusicKit Scale
Notes
C major
MusicKit icon
C major
CDEFGAB
F pentatonic
MusicKit icon
F major pentatonic
FGACD
D minor
MusicKit icon
D aeolian
DEFGABbC
G major
MusicKit icon
G major
GABCDEF#
D melodic minor
MusicKit icon
D melodic minor
DEFGABC#
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Example 2: Chord Finder - Chord()

The Chord() formula returns a Chord object with the notes, intervals, and type given the chord name.
Parameters are chord type (m7, M7, sus4), tonic of the chord (note name) and then the bass note or root as an optional parameter for inversions.
Examples: Chord("m7","D","F#)
Chord type
tonic
bass note
MusicKit Chord
MusicKit Notes
m7
D
D
MusicKit icon
Dm7
DFAC
M
Eb
G
MusicKit icon
EbM/G
GBbEb
13
C
C
MusicKit icon
C13
CEGBbDA
7b9
F
A
MusicKit icon
F7b9/A
ACEbGbF
sus4
A#
A#
MusicKit icon
A#sus4
A#D#E#
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Example 3: Mode Finder - Mode()

The Mode() formula returns a string of notes in the given mode.
Parameters are mode type (mixolydian, lydian, etc.) and the root of the mode (A, B, C, etc.)
Examples: Mode("Lydian","C")
Mode
Root of Mode
MusicKit Mode
mixolydian
D
DEF#GABC
lydian
C
CDEF#GAB
Aeolian
E
EF#GABCD
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