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Useful apps for guitar? (lemmy.ml)

submitted 9 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Hello everyone,

I play acoustic guitar on weekend for fun and I was wondering If there are any apps for guitar on smartphone. Now I use tunerly to tune easily the guitar and it's great. I check tabs on the site of Ultimateguitar with the smartphone but I find it not very easy to use (I have to check it in "Desktop" mode by smartphone to read the tabs better). Do you know any other good apps for guitar? Thanks

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 9 months ago

Mapping and Tonal Harmony Pro: a master class on the harmonic possibilities of any standard or uploaded track. As an idiot guitar player, I can barely understand it.
Peterson Strobe tuner (with sweeteners)
ultimate guitar tab: for its ubiquity. Someone should rip it and open source that library. Fuck ultimate guitar. Still, their app has allllll of the tabs.
garage band: in the iOS ecosystem is absurdly good…and I am a master of Avid, Pro Tools, Live, and Logic but I haven’t really looked back.