Ultimate Guitar Chords
Ultimate Guitar

March 9th, 2012

Price: $1.99

Category: Music

Updated: Mar 09, 2012

Version: 1.1.7

Size: 2.2 MB

Language: English

Seller: Ultimate Guitar

Rated 4+

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 3.1.2 or later

Customer Ratings

Current Version

(15 Ratings)

All Versions

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Ultimate Guitar Chords by Ultimate Guitar

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Description

From the creators of Ultimate Guitar Tabs, one of the top Music applications in the App Store!

Ultimate Guitar Chords, which is part of the powerful Ultimate Guitar Tools suite, is now available as a separate application.

The advanced Chords Library tool lets you find any guitar chord you need and even shows different ways of playing a chord depending on your skill level. Listening to how a chord sounds is as easy as a single tap on the screen.

The chord finder has been a big help, in quick situations if I need to look up a chord I'm unfamiliar with, it's got every chord I need right there. Keith Wallen, Adelitas Way

Features:

Generate the chords you need to play in seconds
Easy-to-learn user interface
Different fingerings for each chord
Strum string to play and hear chords
Generate alternate tunings on the fly
Switch between the fretboard or note display

What's New in Version 1.1.7

· Several small improvements
Thank you for your feedback!

Customer Reviews

Good tool to have (4 stars)
This is a really good tool to have, especially for beginners trying to learn cords. I really like that in settings, you can set it up to show the notes on each string versus just having a dot at the frets. The only thing I wish they would improve on is the sound. To me, it sounds more like a piano then a guitar which is why I did not give it a 5-star rating

Very nice (4 stars)
Wish they had pics of the fingers on the notes but besides that very nice.

Easy, sounds good (4 stars)
What I like about this app is that it plays a nice representation of what the chord should sound like so you can hear it. Even without the guitar around you can listen learn the differences between a major, minor or diminished chord. Works great on my iPod touch with iOS 5.1. I like to use my iPad for music practice though and on that it's grainy in 2X mode.