The geometry of sound
Learn music theory by seeing it.
Scales become shapes, chords light up where they live, and modes spin around one bright constellation.
Why visible
Theory you can see, not just memorize.
Three ideas do most of the work in music theory. TerryTrilla turns each one into a picture.
Scales become shapes
Every scale draws a unique star polygon on the circle. Symmetric, pentatonic, modal — you read the type at a glance.
Transposition is rotation
Spin the ring and the shape stays — only the key changes. The same fingering logic, every tonic.
Chords live inside scales
Tap a chord and its notes light up where they already sit in the scale. Harmony stops being abstract.
Scale Circle
Piano
Guitar fretboard
Notation
One synced environment
Change the scale once — everything answers.
Pick a scale and watch the circle, keyboard, fretboard and staff move together — and its diatonic chords rebuild instantly.
Hear it move · ii — V — I in D Dorian
A complete toolbox
Real instruments, not screenshots.
Every tool is interactive and synchronized — sound on, theory underneath.
Scale Circle
The crystal — scales as shapes.
Piano
Two octaves, every key lit.
Fretboard
Any tuning, the scale mapped.
Notation
Live staff, real noteheads.
Tuner
Hear and see the pitch.
Metronome
Keep time, stay in the pocket.
Chord Chart
Voicings across the neck.
Mode Matrix
Seven modes, side by side.
Built for the people who teach it
Two ways to make it yours.
Live Lessons
Not Zoom with a shared screen — a live interactive instrument.
Teach or learn in a real-time room where the Scale Circle is synchronized for everyone. Rotate the scale on your side and it turns on theirs. Built on LiveKit, arriving soon.
Teacher
Ana
Yuki
An unusually deep catalog
The whole map of tonal music.
See the geometry.
Hear the difference.
Free to start. No credit card required. Available in 6 languages.