Fingering Strings 7.0

This comprehensive fingering guide serves as a valuable resource for musicians playing the Violin, Viola, Cello, and Double Bass by offering extensive positional insights based on the Simandl and Rabbath methods. Users can simultaneously visualize up to four notes, facilitating a better understanding of optimal hand positions for various intervals and passages. Additionally, the guide provides audio support through written notes, intervals, or chords played on the piano.

• Hand Positions: Offers 15 positions for Violin, 15 for Viola, 16 for Cello, and both 12 Simandl positions or 6 Rabbath positions for Double Bass.
• Displays "beginner tape" on the fingerboard alongside string names and colors.
• Supports notation of one to four notes in Treble, Alto, Tenor, or Bass clef.

How to Use:

1. Select a written note by touching the staff to display the corresponding fingering and play it at concert pitch on the piano.
2. Alternatively, play a concert pitch on the piano to visualize its fingering and the transposed note on the staff.

It is important to note that while written and concert pitches align for most instruments, the Double Bass transposes an octave lower.

• The ‘Play' button(s) allow users to hear the displayed note(s) repeatedly.

Selecting a Pitch:

1. Using the Staff (transposed for the current instrument): Touch and slide up or down on the staff to choose a note, and slide left or right for sharps and flats.
2. Using the Piano (concert pitch): Drag below the keyboard to shift its position. Touch to play notes or slide to modify pitch. Glissandoing up results in sharp notation while glissandoing down indicates flat notation.
3. The up and down arrows enable chromatic movement without direct interaction with either the music staff or piano keyboard.