# Melodic Dimension Overview

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The Melodic Dimension was created to provide an interactive way to experience music. The program acts as a resource sandbox that can be beneficial for educators, students, and hobbyists.  The UX/UI is designed to be modular, hosting serval tools and helpers (scales, chords, progressions, video lessons, jam tracks) with many more on the roadmap. The backend includes a dynamic content system hosted on Google Clouds’ Firebase. I also added MIDI functions to support interaction with other apps.&#x20;

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Breakdown of Several Tools Included in the Melodic Dimension
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