Guitar Chord Namer app for iPhone and iPad
4.3 (
2913 ratings )
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Developer: Olivier Oudghiri
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.1.2, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 10 Dec 2010
App size: 813.39 Kb
Guitar Chord Namer is a fantastic tool for guitarists.
Guitar Chord Namer allows you to name guitar chords on the guitar neck, but it will also helps you to better understand how a chord is built with the "Notes" and "Intervals" views.
Features:
- Names a chord tapped on the neck.
- Displays the notes of the chord.
- Displays the intervals the chord is built with.
- Uses standard notation (C, D, E, F, G, A, B) or european notation (Do, Ré, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si).
- Supports the most used guitar tunnings.
- English and french localization.
Latest reviews of Guitar Chord Namer app for iPhone and iPad
Does not translate chords properly!
This app gives the wrong chord names. A simple Asus2 on the 2nd fret was determined to be 5 different chords. None of them were any form of an A chord. A simple free app I found translated the Asus2 perfectly.
This app gives the wrong chord names. A simple Asus2 on the 2nd fret was determined to be 5 different chords. None of them were any form of an A chord. A simple free app I found translated the Asus2 perfectly.
Could use more inversions
I put in a relatively standard inversion of a G min 7, and since I didnt use G as the root it didnt recognize the chord. However since G min 7 is the second 7th in the key of F, I thought it would be appropriate to use F as the root. I very obviously entered a 2, 6, 1, 4... And it said it didnt recognize, maybe theyll realize that "key" doesnt mean it can only generate chords with that "note"
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I put in a relatively standard inversion of a G min 7, and since I didnt use G as the root it didnt recognize the chord. However since G min 7 is the second 7th in the key of F, I thought it would be appropriate to use F as the root. I very obviously entered a 2, 6, 1, 4... And it said it didnt recognize, maybe theyll realize that "key" doesnt mean it can only generate chords with that "note"