Ariel Ramos has released version 4.0 of Mapping Tonal Harmony Pro. The update adds many improvements as well as a new online manual. They have also made a video demo showing Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata and Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 as an example. You can watch all of the tutorials at mdecks.com
 

 

What’s new

• Standard classical notation for all functions and inversions
• Inversions: Root, first, second and third inversions are now available in all modes
• Pedal points in all modes
• Five-part Voicings. Choose from a stock of voicings in SSATB configuration
• Standard music notation now shows the current and previous chord-voicing
• Voice-Leading Algorithm with a randomly selected voicing candidate to create valid variations for any progression
• Bass movement detector which identifies bass-lines in realtime
• 3-D Sound Panning: the sound for each function is now panned by using its location on the map.
• One Sound Bank for both Classical and Jazz voicings (now included within the app, no wifi necessary on installation)
• New Sliders which are more responsive and with buttons to change & control tempo and cadence-lines
• Progression paths can now be turned on/off
• Progress-bar reflects the current song playing time in audio mode
• Audio Songs Original Key button allows you to view the map in the song’s original key
• New Progressions using inversions and bass-lines
• Online manual

 

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