Guitar Scales & Chords Power Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Guitar Scales & Chords Power for iPhone.
Guitar Scales & Chords Power is paid iOS app published by Thomas Gunter
The gold standard of fretboard reference
dmanasco
This is by far the best guitar scale reference for practice and teaching in the App Store. You can view and print scales in any key and in any mode. You can also view and print a number of other scale-like forms (pentatonic, bebop dominate, etc.). The fretboard, in standard tuning, can even be viewed and printed out in CAGED boxes. You can even plug in a chord and see a fretboard of arpeggios which you can print out. It's insanely great! But I still want more: More, or user-created, scales. Arbitrary user-created tunings. Arbitrary number of strings so it can handle mandolin and bass, etc. Still, nothing else out there is even close. Play guitar? You need this.
Best app on iTunes for guitar
Hdjuey
I have bought a lot of scale and chord app,s even some of the high price one from here,which was a wast of money ,this one is the best
Good App - needs metronome
nomarketing
Like this app a lot. A good value. Would be better if playback speed was set with a built-in metronome. Add a built-in tuner and this would be the perfect training app!
Great App
Phil11372
Adding this app to my guitar Arsenal! Nicely set up. It will keep me busy. Highly recommended.
Best scales app available
Jim-from-MA
Can't say enough good things about this app. It's incredibly versatile. The $1.99 upgrade is ridiculously inexpensive. This app completely replaces several books and videos I purchased that were 10x the cost. The ability to have access to this much information on my iPad and phone is really a game changer for me. It's one of the best apps I own and I use it almost daily. I highly recommend this app!
Where's the guitar?
Eriptron
Am I the only one to notice that the developer is not even using guitar sounds? Even when you play the stings on the top right? Three stars for doing it half right.
like it
Mista V
it doesn't sound like a a guitar when sampling the play button, but the different cultural scales are excellent!