Chord!

Thomas Grapperon

Genre: Musik

Ratings: 4.90

Version: 2.8.2

Updated 11/11/22

Downloads: 339

Guitar Songbook, Chords&Scales

Chord! is a musik app developed by Thomas Grapperon. The app was last updated on November 11, 2022, and is available for both iOS and Android devices. Chord! costs 69,00 kr to download and is compatible with iOS 12.2+ and Android 11.2 or newer.

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What is Chord! app?

Chord! is a chord and scale reference that works with any fretted instrument like guitar, basses, ukulele, banjos,… It computes and analyses all the possible fingerings for chords, scales, and arpeggios.

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Download Chord! for PC/Mac

Ready to enjoy Chord! on your PC or Mac? Download the latest APK file version (2.80), which requires 18 MB of free space. Follow our guide using the recommended emulator, Bluestacks, for easy installation on Windows or macOS. For help downloading or installing the Chord! app, visit our forums.

Reviews on Chord! for iOS

★★★★☆ steep learning curve

i often use this app to “reverse search chords” when playing new ideas by ear. It would be great if i could immediately save the notes i selected on the neck as a new chord fingering. as it stands, i need to click the fingering area in the top right, and often going through the additional pain of creating a custom fingering (or scrolling endlessly through the generated fingerings looking for the one in inputted on the neck) this app seems very powerful, but i do not yet feel as if i totally kno

★★★★★ Use it daily

I use it daily and I can’t recommend it enough.

★★★★★ Must-Have

This is a must-have App for beginners and intermediate guitar players looking to learn a wide variety of chords AND for advanced players looking to arrange and find new ways to play around with theory. ONLY gripe is that the UX can be a little obtuse at first, but you learn it relatively quickly.

★★★★☆ Chords in the scales

Would like to see the chord fingerings in each of the scales

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