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Top 7 Apps for Guitar Players

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Did I miss any apps that I should know about? Let me know in the comments!
Comment from : @yourguitarsage

James Hetfield?
Comment from : @Bozduganch

For absolute beginners I will recommend Yousician!
Comment from : @Fxckyall

Most Essie's app for me please comment below
Comment from : @HopeMachunnah-r2n

Thanks
Comment from : @dezinerAhmad

Thank you! I’d like to second Moises AND add the Positive Grid Spark app that comes with the amp It’s great PG Spark app takes YouTube videos and charts the chords as well as allows you to loop and slow down a section of the song This really helps when figure out a solo or a tricky walked down or whatever
Comment from : @Kennardy

Chordify App
Comment from : @daleholmes6949

Thank You I love SmartChord Does almost everything Developers really stay on top of it with constant upgrades
Comment from : @ajphotoltd

been using GuitarTuna forever! love it
Comment from : @rhoydotp

I'm a big fan of Oolimo guitar chords
Comment from : @deans4705

Smartchord! After trying many including mentions here Smartchord is the only one I paid for FULL FEATURES It has it all! And Guitar Tabs is my other goto
Comment from : @KarlSuch

Anyone use or like Yousician?
Comment from : @forensicpreps4508

Great being in Canada No GuitarToolkit
Comment from : @jl3059

I am from Bangladesh When i tried to order guitar tuner they sent me a locality made can of fish
Comment from : @zusanli251

What are your favorite drum apps?
Comment from : @samstone6180

Moises One of my favorites for learning hard links by isolating what tracks you would prefer hearing
Comment from : @markcatron8996

Thanks for the suggestions (it would be helpful if your timestamp had links to each app)
Comment from : @danbromberg

Downloaded Ultimate guitar but songs are only playing a computer version, not >> actual song like you have in demo w/ Yngwie Help 😮
Comment from : @ronaldlivington137

Guitar Gravitas is the best and most useful guitar app that I have tried by far Sølo is great too
Comment from : @frmov9237

I use Onsong
Comment from : @neila484

If you have a spark amp their app is great
Comment from : @adamaberle3833

great stuff to knowthank you for sharing
Comment from : @johnmcleod8961

I’ve been using ultimate guitar tab since before it even was an app It was a website originally I remember paying £059p to download it from the App Store many many years ago and I haven’t stopped using it ever It’s not just my go to, it’s my one and only! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Comment from : @DrewHughesMusic

Learned a couple of new ones today, thanks! I find that I use UG all the time But, I use it for the presentation of song lyrics moreso than for the tabs I find tremendous variability in the quality and accuracy of the guitar tabs in UG but I have rarely found an incorrect lyric I love to know if there is another better app than UG for lyrics and tabs
Comment from : @Fronz05

Thanks a lot for that one What do you think about the app providing by Gibson?
Comment from : @philippnyffenegger7333

All you need is guitar pro 8 for desk/laptop Since you can add audio it blows all the others out of the water It will teach you music on a deeper level and the proper way with rhythm notation etc Ultimate practice tool for me You can write your own exercises, transcribe, play along, add unlimited (drum) tracks, upto 4 voices per track…
Comment from : @tomm5023

Not specifically a guitar app, but Setlistory for creating setlists for your gigs You can print them, export them, duplicate them And it has tons of other options
Comment from : @Alesvetina

I found Sølo to be great learning tool It’s a really good interval trainer and can open up your capacity to solo melodically finding chord tones
Comment from : @TeleTonemonkey

Amazing Slow Downer by Roni is very useful- you are missing out on my #1 app if you don’t know about it
Comment from : @skipneumann1

Moises Love this app so I can turn down/up different guitars, vocals, drums, etc in a song
Comment from : @robbieg3113

SmartCord only for android unfortunately
Comment from : @philip914

Chord Ai and Alpha Jam are my current favorites
Comment from : @mattdevol3339

Kudos, I'm sharing with my subscribers! I tell them why would I reinvent the wheel when there are great guitar youtubers like you and others, and I like to point them to great resources like yours! Lot of work and info in this one, big thanks for giving back to our craft!
Comment from : @BamaGuitar

This was a great learning tool!
Comment from : @KennethPittman-y7o

Hello Eric, I am a completely blind guitar player, just wondering if these amps are possibly accessible, so us people who are blind or visually impaired could use them, any information would be greatly appreciated, blessings, and best wishes from the blind guy
Comment from : @boxcarbjohnson733

I suggest people try Song Surgeon 6 I've been using Song Surgeon for 6 years Has "all" the options It visually "streams" the chords, including diagrams, for any song you ask it to play
Comment from : @Frank-nKansas

Is Guitar Toolkit on Google Play? Don't see it there
Comment from : @beirutvet162

Glad you did this I've always wondered
Comment from : @davidsummerville351

When I try to use Guitar Pro it seems overwhelming Any suggestions for ways to get started using it? Thanks
Comment from : @cbailey089

Although I don’t tend to use it in my phone, I usually play in my office in front of a monitor The only one I use lately is Chordify To me it is almost perfect for what I like to do I love the capo feature, the set list, the transposing, the count in, and the time bar I used to pay for guitar tuna, guitar pro and in the very beginning I learned the basics on simply guitar and yousician But the only one I pay for is Chordify
Comment from : @lildeena1