Jazz Scale Suggester System Demo 3.2
For Win 95/98/NT/2000

HOW JSSS WORKS 
    1.You enter any typical jazz chord chart into the JSSS program or use the Band-in-a-Box  file import utility. 
    2.Click the "SUGGEST JAZZ SCALES" button. 
    3.The JSSS program will analyze your chord changes using artificial intelligence techniques and suggest
       commonly used scales for your solos. 
    4.You can click the "?" button for each scale and the JSSS program will explain its suggestion. 
    5.You will soon learn to choose scales on your own. 

JSSS HIGHLIGHTS 

-Shows how you can view a cluster of chords with a minimum of improvising scales, enabling you to quickly learn
  to play through the changes. 
-Your entire jazz chord chart is evaluated, not just single chords in isolation. 
-The program explains relationships amongst the scales, such as how one scale leads into another. 
-You can either manually enter chords or import chord symbols from Band-in-a-Box ¨ files. 
-Scale suggestions are based on conventional music theory, experience, and research. 
-The software usually provides secondary scale choices. 
-Both summary and detail reports can be printed out for each chord chart. 
-Music reading is not required (but is encouraged). Explanations are generally informal. 
-Scales covered include: Major, Natural Minor, Harmonic Minor, Jazz Minor (aka Melodic Minor Ascending),
-Dorian, Pentatonic, Blues, Diminished, Whole Tone, Dominant Seventh (aka Mixolydian). 
-Guitarist? The program is not instrument specific, but scale and chord diagrams are provided in "HELP". You
  need only have some command of the pentatonic scale to get started. Most scales are diagrammed as
  variations of the pentatonic scale (which is also diagrammed). 
-The "HELP" documentation contains a basic theory lesson. 


Author: Michael P Archbold.
Page:   http://www.w-link.net/~jsss/
eMAIL:  jazzbox@w-link.net

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