Build chords and progressions on the go:
Chord Builder Guitar
What is it about?
Build chords and progressions on the go:
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App Store Description
Build chords and progressions on the go:
With an included reverse chord-builder, real-world e-guitar sound and fully customizable fretboard.
Listen to your chords with real-world-recorded electric guitar audio.
Fully customize the fretboard with your own tunings, string- and fret-count.
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** How does Chord Builder Guitar work? **
Tap wherever you would place your fingers on the fretboard. Be experimental! The app tells you how your chord is called, how it would sound strummed on an real-world e-guitar and of what notes its made. Tap a string on the same fret-position twice to mute/deactivate the string for the chord.
Press the "+"-Button to add a new chord to your progression. Your progression is shown in a horizontal list on the top. Tap the chord you want to edit on the fretboard or to re-play its sound.
Long-Press a chord to re-arrange it in the progression or drag it outside of the list to delete it.
Tap the Play-Button on the right side to listen to your full chord-progression. The chords are played one after another in the correct order.
Tap the Settings-Button on the lower right to change the tuning of the guitar, the string-count or the number of visible frets.
Tap the Database-Button on the lower right to get to your stored progressions. You can re-load, change and play them anytime. Every change in old progressions and new progressions are automatically saved. Swipe left on a stored progression to change its name or to delete it.
Come up with some cool, crazy or unheard chords and progressions on the go and have fun!
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