Big Daddy Ray
118 posts
Aug 06, 2011
1:17 AM
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I so think we should start a techie/app section!
For you techies on here who have trouble with the circle of fifths I found an app a few minutes ago simply called "circle of fifths" for 99 cents.
Pretty straight forward as far as usage.A simple circle with the keys on it. Select what key the band is playing in and it highlights the key harp you should use.
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Bill D
7 posts
Aug 06, 2011
4:14 PM
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Here is a link to a Circle of Fifths table I created for my own use. It is saved here as a PDF. Feel free to print it out:
Circle of Fifths
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Big Daddy Ray
123 posts
Aug 06, 2011
7:16 PM
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Lots of us have it printed out. The cell phone app is just nice to have in case you forgot it, lost it, spilled something on it,etc.
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MP
1797 posts
Aug 07, 2011
2:01 AM
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hi bill,
i really like your circle of fifths. very easy to read.
i see you have a counter clockwise direction, ie harp as it relates to position.
nothing wrong with that at all. it is very right.
but, you can also go clockwise for position as it relates to harp. dig?:) cool huh?
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MP
doctor of semiotics and reed replacement.
"making the world a better place, one harmonica at a time"
Last Edited by on Aug 07, 2011 2:03 AM
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AirMojo
183 posts
Aug 07, 2011
1:22 PM
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Here's one that I've used on my PC's Desktop and on my iPod Touch...
Last Edited by on Aug 07, 2011 1:24 PM
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AirMojo
184 posts
Aug 07, 2011
1:38 PM
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I bought a bunch of these Circle of 5ths Key chains from Zazzle.com... I used silicone GOOP to glue 2 together (white face on one side, black face on the other)... I keep them in various handy harp places.
http://www.zazzle.com/circle_of_fifths_keychain-146026337638767032
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gene
850 posts
Aug 07, 2011
1:55 PM
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Big Daddy Ray
128 posts
Aug 07, 2011
3:29 PM
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AirMojo I must have one of those!
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