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For Guitar or Keyboard, utilize the 576 modal spectrum charts,
Use drop-down menus in Modal-Surf™ to build jam tracks,
And the Modulation Tool for innovative song creations!
Easily get into hours of jamming exploring harmony.
Make Songs • Harmony Dice Game
The Map of Modal Harmony considers that
all harmony exists upon
the newly-charted fabric or framework that is the
Matrix of 119 Modes.
The Map is so accurate that a Mode can be given for any random chord:
Play a game of Mode-Roll Dice™
The Matrix of Modes - The Science Revealed:
The Modary System of Harmony gets its name by having
119 Modes
as a definitive set, based on certain required traits. These modes are
joined as relatives within 17 Spectrums
which are two-dimensional.
A Map of Harmony is made by a geometric correlation of the spectra,
visibly revealing new pathways to innovative composition. It utilizes
12 Lomalities (from LOM, Locations of Modes), which each always
hold their own inclination towards certain modes. We associate these
12 to Celestial Objects within our Solar System. However, these 12
are joined in a chromatic circle that can modulate between various
bass-notes. It seems like it's rolling atop the chromatic dimension
where notes are played, and it has all the modes in a Mode-Roll.



Tools for Learning Guitar
The Mode-Roll website provides tools for jumping right into guitar.
Use the 'In Positions' charts to begin improv
with a few simple scales,
even for small hands. Then 'Jam to Tracks' on the web, or make
your own with the Harmony-Dice Game. This website makes guitar
mastery fun. Or you can enjoy
playing guitar solos without ever knowing much about it.

Master Harmony on Keyboards
Consider mastering harmony on keyboards; you get
to control the bass, the melody, and the chords.
It's easy to visualize the shapes of the harmonic
forms. It's best to know keyboards in addition to your other instrument
or voice. Get started quickly by ear, with
one-on-one video-call
keyboard sessions. Advanced harmony, arrangement,
and traditional piano also available.

Mode-Roll's Founder
An upcoming book, 'Visible Dimensions of Harmony',
details Zach Sestili's expedition towards charting a
Map of Music Harmony. Along the way he discovers geometric
correlations of scales and other harmony phenomena relating
to physics. All the dimensions newly revealed are in theory
part of our innate senses, causing a domain for harmony to have its effect.

Modal Approach to Music
As a composer since age 10, mostly self-taught from a geometric mindset, Zach
explored harmony's freedom while staying within popular song structures,
finding a natural
flow of expression where the lyrical meaning syncs with the
music that changes keys whenever it has a reason to - happening as a natural
use of the realm; not a special event. Listen to this
playlist.