Instrument Bible

Instrument Bible is a virtual fingering chart for woodwind, brass and string instruments. A new resource for music education.

AVAILABLE INSTRUMENTS

🎷 Woodwind: Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Recorder, Oboe, Bassoon
🎺 Brass: Trumpet, Horn, Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba
🎸 Fret: Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Banjo, Mandolin
🎻 String: Violin, Viola, Cello, Contrabass

FINGERING CHART

• Interactive fingering charts (touch to play the instrument)
• Tap on woodwind/brass valves to toggle them up or down
• Synchronized with MIDI player and tuner

The fingering diagram is synchronized with the tuner and MIDI player. This means you can sing a note, and see how to play it on any instrument. Or upload a MIDI file and watch how to play the song on any instrument.

TUNER

• Chromatic tuner
• Show concert pitch or written pitch
• Toggle color mode (background turns green or red to display tuning)
• Display accurate cents and frequency

METRONOME

• Use the metronome module or full-screen metronome
• Tap tempo input
• Click on beats to change the accent pattern
• Optional 'blink mode' in the background

MIDI PLAYER

• Multi-track MIDI player
• Upload your own MIDI files
• MIDI file import and export
• Adjust tempo and transpose key

Just click on the track you want to send to the instrument!

VISUAL ANALYSIS

Choose between the various audio/visual modes:

• Fourier analysis
• Oscilloscope
• Frequency line graph
• VU meter
• Sonogram
• 3D sonogram

MODULAR INTERFACE

• Drag & drop modules to re-arrange the UI
• Toggle which modules you want to see
• Customize colors

SYNTH

• Pick between sine, triangle, square, and sawtooth waveforms
• Input an exact frequency, or just tap a note on the piano
• Tone generator (drone)

AUDIO RECORDER

• Create audio recordings
• Save recordings as .WAV files
• Import audio files and play them back through the tuner for analysis

MUSIC THEORY

• Display scales and modes on the piano
• Transpose key of MIDI player

STAFF NOTATION

• Chose between sharp/flat accidental display
• Display either treble, alto, bass, or grand clef.