GuitarToolkit 2.2
by Agile Partners
(Agile Partners Website)

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File Size: 51.6 MB
License:
Price: USD 9.99
License Conditions:

Paid

System Requirements:

Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.1 or later

Last Updated: 2012-12-27
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Software Description

GuitarToolkit is an iPhone / iPad app that has all the important guitar tools - tuner, metronome and a library chords, scales and arpeggios.

You can also get GuitarToolkit+ via the in-app purchase. It will give you interactive Chord Sheets, Custom Instruments, and Advanced Metronome with a powerful drum machine for practicing timing.

FEATURES

  • Massive libraries of chords, scales and arpeggios for each instrument and alternate tuning.
  • Supports 6, 7 and 12-string guitar, 4, 5 and 6-string bass, banjo, mandolin, and ukulele.
  • Display notes and intervals, as well as finger positions for chords.
  • Now with support for Scale Boxes at specific fret positions, ideal for scale practice.
  • Supports standard and common alternate tunings; you can even create your own custom tunings.
  • All chords, scales, and arpeggios are generated to work with your preferred tuning.
  • Strum chords and tap notes to hear what they sound like.
  • Now with movable capo support that can be used with chords, scales and arpeggios.
  • On iPad, jump between scales or arpeggios and matching chords with a single tap.
  • Chord, Scale and Arpeggio Finders: Touch notes on the on-screen fretboard and GuitarToolkit can identify matching chords, scales and arpeggios.

Changes in v2.2

  • Optimized for iPhone 5
  • Additional chords for banjo, mandolin & ukelele
  • Supports upside-down orientation
  • VoiceOver support for accessibility
  • Chord Sheets now support "lefty mode"
  • More included metronome patterns in the Advanced Metronome
  • Advanced Metronome tempo setting is now independent from standard Metronome

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