Improv Scalesby Clicktrax Studios
See the scale.
Hear the sound.
Make it your own.
Explore jazz scales and modes in every key. Connect the notes on the staff to the chords they fit, hear their sound, and build a vocabulary you can use when you improvise.
For students, teachers, and lifelong music learners
Inside JazzTrax
Jazz scales, modes, and musical possibilities
Understand the sound.
Find a way to use it.
Move from a scale on the page to a musical idea on your instrument. JazzTrax brings notation, listening, harmony, and practical explanations together in one place.
Scales and modes in every key
Explore major and minor sounds, blues and pentatonic scales, modes, and other colors for jazz improvisation. Choose a key and see the notes clearly.
Hear the sound
Listen with sampled piano or Rhodes electric piano. Follow the scale as you listen, adjust the tempo, and hear the character of each sound.
From chords to scale choices
Use the chord guide to find possible scale choices. Hear and compare the colors, then choose a sound to explore on your instrument.
Focused scale lessons
Study intervals, half steps, chord relationships, and musical uses. Clear explanations help turn a pattern of notes into something you understand.
One key or all twelve
Switch between a focused single-key view and all twelve keys. Choose treble or bass clef and show note names when you need them.
Build your own practice list
Keep useful scales together in your practice list. Print scale pages and use the lessons as a reference in private study or teaching.
Simple to explore
Make it part of your musical day.
Choose a sound
Start with a scale, mode, or chord. Pick a key and clef that suit your instrument.
Look and listen
Study the notes and intervals, then listen to how the scale sounds.
Make it musical
Take a short idea to your instrument. Explore its sound over the chord and make a phrase of your own.
Good to know
A few quick answers.
Who is JazzTrax for?
Students, teachers, and musicians exploring jazz improvisation, scales, modes, and harmony. It works as a reference in lessons and as a guide for personal practice.
Is it only for saxophone players?
No. Treble and bass clef views make JazzTrax useful for a wide range of instrumentalists.
How is it different from SaxTrax?
JazzTrax helps you understand and practice scales, modes, and chord relationships. SaxTrax develops listening through jazz saxophonists and big bands.
When can I buy it?
JazzTrax is coming soon. Purchase options will appear here when it is ready for sale. You can contact Clicktrax Studios with questions.
Do I need to install an app?
It runs in a web browser on a phone, tablet, or computer. You can also add it to your home screen for convenient access. Internet access is required.
JazzTrax · Coming soon
A new sound to explore.
JazzTrax is coming soon to Clicktrax Studios. Discover the scales, hear the colors, and build your musical vocabulary.
Purchase details will appear here when JazzTrax is ready for sale.
Created by Todd Clickard · Clicktrax Studios