Guitar Apps
Cane
Found a couple of good ones and a great many shit ones.
Quite impressed with this so don't mind paying.
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=286799607&mt=8
Does anyone have any recommendations?
TIA
The Tortoise
markmcg
> Cane wrote:
> > Being new to the iPhone I've been exploring some guitar based apps.
> > Found a couple of good ones and a great many shit ones.
>
> > Quite impressed with this so don't mind paying.
>
> > Does anyone have any recommendations?
>
I blogged a few apps I like to use a wee while back:
http://www.markmcguigan.com/2009/10/10/handy-guitar-related-iphone-apps/
Since then been quite a few more apps added, such at the PRS Jam Amp
App
and Premier Guitar Magazine's app:
as well as many others :)
Looking forward to TAB apps and more guitar apps on the iPad!
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Cane
> Cane wrote:
> > Being new to the iPhone I've been exploring some guitar based apps.
> > Found a couple of good ones and a great many shit ones.
>
> > Quite impressed with this so don't mind paying.
>
> > Does anyone have any recommendations?
>
> > TIA
>
> How about this one...
>
> http://www.free-guitar-chords.com/go/gibsoniphoneapp
I quite fancy this one although it's £5.99 which seems plenty for an
app. Having said that it seems to be highly rated.
Woody
> On Mar 5, 12:23 pm, "The Tortoise"<bl...@spamtrap.com> wrote:
>> Cane wrote:
>>> Being new to the iPhone I've been exploring some guitar based apps.
>>> Found a couple of good ones and a great many shit ones.
>>
>>> Quite impressed with this so don't mind paying.
>>> http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=286...
>>
>>> Does anyone have any recommendations?
>>
>
> I blogged a few apps I like to use a wee while back:
>
> http://www.markmcguigan.com/2009/10/10/handy-guitar-related-iphone-apps/
>
> Since then been quite a few more apps added, such at the PRS Jam Amp
> App
>
> http://goo.gl/NQxy
>
> and Premier Guitar Magazine's app:
>
> http://goo.gl/kLhd
>
> as well as many others :)
>
> Looking forward to TAB apps and more guitar apps on the iPad!
I think the iPad will be great for a lot of music apps. Would certainly
like something like guitar pro but not so flakey.
OTOH, maybe I should just write it, I am in the iPad developer group!
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Woody
Woody
Err.. no, it is free. Or do mean another one?
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Woody
Woody
Funny thing you see about the iTunes application store. Back in the old
days applications cost sort of �30 to �300. Applications on the iTunes
store generally cost 59p to �5 (although I did get a GPS one for a lot
more), and you end up thinking 'Ooh, �1.59, hmmm.. it is a bit of an
expensive one, should I get it?' and then wander off and buy a sandwich
for �2.
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Woody
Cane
Forgot the link: http://www.agilepartners.com/apps/guitartoolkit/
Cane
Cane
Bought it. It's cocking ace!
Greg
You mean the guitar tab toolkit then? Would be great on the iPad's
bigger screen:
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/tabtoolkit/id325946571?mt=8
My favourite, though not strictly just guitar is called Thumb Jam:
Does for cracking lead guitar performances, complete with vibrator and
bends, but also keys, drums, bass, strings, trumpet. You name it, it
does it.
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/thumbjam/id338977566?mt=8
Check out some of the vids on their website:
http://thumbjam.com/media
Greg
George Weston
Complete with vibrator? :-0
Are we back to the Orianthi thread?
George
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all that on a phone - and its only 4 quid?
jeepers.
/me gobsmacked.
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Greg
Of course I meant vibrato - damn these dyslexic fingers!
Greg
Frank Jones
> Being new to the iPhone I've been exploring some guitar based apps.
> Found a couple of good ones and a great many shit ones.
>
>
> Does anyone have any recommendations?
>
> TIA
It's not strictly a guitar app but I've found this one, Karajan, quite
good for ear training, albeit a bit pricey for an iPhone app:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id284444548?mt=8
There's a free version too but I upgraded to the paid version ages ago
so, sorry, can't remember what the limitations were with the free
version.
This is the free version:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id284445260?mt=8
Frank
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> My favourite, though not strictly just guitar is called Thumb Jam:
> Does for cracking lead guitar performances, complete with vibrator and
> bends, but also keys, drums, bass, strings, trumpet. You name it, it
> does it
I can also vouch for ThumbPad - a superb piece of software, i've
already used it on recordings. Didn't know about the vibrator option
though....
Currently on my "music" page on my iphone are:
Wickifon
Melody
iReal Book
FourTrack
iStroboSoft tuner
TabToolkit
JR Hexatone
Wivi Band
Ocarina
ProChords
GuitarToolkit
NLogSynth
ThumbJam
TonePad
MusicStudio
Steel Guitar
Noise.io Pro
ALL of them are recommended, but from a guitar point of view, i'd say
GuitarToolkit and TabToolkit, and also ProChords is very useful for
song-writing.
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