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Scale Wizard Review
Scale Wizard is a useful, inexpensive app from Planet Waves – a company known for making a lot of good entry-level guitar gear and, of course, D’addario strings. The app itself is very simple: you use...
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ChordMaster Review
ChordMaster is a great little reference guitar iPhone app. What it does is quite simple: you tell it what chord you want, and it shows you where to press on the fretboard, including advice about what...
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7Chords Review
7Chords is a chord-chart iPhone app for guitarists. It’s pretty simple: dial in the root note, select what form of chord you want, and then slide around to see charts of different positions on the...
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Pocket Guitar Review
PocketGuitar is a fun little app which lets your iPhone act like a guitar. It shows you a fretboard, and you can hold chords and strum. Different settings allow you to use the guitar as an electric...
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TouchChords Premium Review
There are a lot of good intentions in TouchChords Premium. Its creators have put some good thought into what sorts of chords a young player needs to learn, they’ve organized them into lessons that make...
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Guitar Studio Review
The core idea of Guitar Studio is that you can play a song by pressing buttons that represent chords, and then strum your finger across virtual strings to create the sound of the instrument. By...
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Tab Toolkit Review
Tab Toolkit is another winner from the makers of Guitar Toolkit (the hands-down best guitar utility app I’ve seen). Tab Toolkit is a full-featured player for “Guitar Pro” .gp5 files – sophisticated tab...
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Guitar Rock Tour Review
It’s hard to deny the power of a phenomenon. Every since the first Guitar Hero hit the shelves, video games have changed, so much so that it’s become a whole new genre of game. Guitar Rock Tour is a...
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Gibson Guitar App Review
Superficially, the Gibson Learn and Master Guitar app looks like a great app, and it’s hard to argue with the price (free!) when comparable apps may run $10. The Gibson guitar app features a tuner,...
View ArticleMaster The Modes Review
Modes confuse many guitarists – particularly those of us who grew up listening to rock and other popular music. We might know our majors and minors, but then some jazz player will show up and start...
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