Apps Like Basic Guitar Chords for iPhone and iPad
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Guitar Note Master
Oko Conseils
Play notes with interactive lessons
Learn notes through interactive exercises covering the entire fretboard. Practice scales and chords with customizable settings. Access music theory tools to analyze and understand chord progressions and key signatures.
Chordbot
Contrasonic AB
Play chords, select tracks, hit play
Create and play chord progressions in various musical styles. Add chords, select instrument tracks, and hit play. Experiment with arrangements and mixes using piano, guitar, synth, bass, and drum tracks.
Bass Guitar One
Blue Mangoo Consulting Company Limited
Play with fingerstyle sounds
Play using fretless fingerstyle techniques. Adjust tone with finger pressure on the screen. Access layered sound samples for each note. Practice scales and chords with on-screen notation. Record and replay performances.
Super Guitar Fretboard Lite
Michael Rylee
Master the fretboard with this tool.
The app provides a tool for learning and practicing fretboard notes, chords, and soloing. Users can improve skills by using the app and applying knowledge to their instrument.
Electric Guitar Fretboard Lite
Michael Rylee
Play notes, chords, and scales
Learn and practice notes, chords, and soloing. Access ear training exercises and sight reading drills. Track progress and set daily practice goals. Sync with real instrument for applied learning.
E-Jazz: Learn Jazz Guitar
David Palmerio
Practical jazz guitar without theory.
The app provides step-by-step lessons for learning jazz guitar concepts and progressions. Users will explore jazz chords, substitutions, and rhythm patterns inspired by jazz standards.
Ukulele - Hawaiian Guitar
NETTuno s.r.l.
Play, create, and share music easily.
The app is an electronic programmable ukulele with over 100 available chords. Users can play, create, save, and share songs with the community.
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