ChordLab App Reviews

Like monodialia said it could use the up grade with some more stuff. I know for me u would like to see some gospel chords on here to help me out when I get stuck. But other than that, it's great!!!

I fixed the problem noted below by deleting and reinstalling. This is a really wonderful program. Great asset when sitting at piano without having to goto a computer.

The chord finder feature alone would be worth the price of admission. I can't count the number of times I have been wrecking my brain to figure out a chord I found on the guitar so I could write it down somewhere. The other thing is that I actually needed something for piano and guitar. Also the circle of fifths is very cool. You definitely want to get this if you're into anything like alternative or jazz or want to move past power chords.

A little sorry I paid $10. I have other chord programs and for some reason I thought it would show more than four notes per chord. (I should have read the fine print. Example...it would be nice to see all the notes in an 11th or 13th. Also, there seems to be no logic on the keyboard that let's you choose four notes for a chord. When you press a new key, it's hard to tell which note is going to go away. A least the circle of fifths part was okay.

This app has some issues. I spell out a c-7 using the dials and it insists that it's a eb6/c. Sure, I guess that technically correct but I am specifying c as the root! But when I punch in a c-7 explicitly the dials are set to the same notes. So how do get exactly what I want and how do I trust what the app is telling me? This app still needs to be able to display more than four notes. It does have some nice thing about it - the ability to see drop voicings and all inversions is wonderful. O