GuitarApp launches today and here’s why it’s different. There are so many apps for learning guitar but let’s face it, the best guitar content already exists and it’s all on YouTube thanks to the amazing creator community! This was the realisation the team behind GuitarApp had when they set about building an app for life-long guitar learners.
The guitar community on Youtube collectively has over 15 billion views, so instead of reinventing the wheel, GuitarApp supercharges the standard YouTube experience for guitar players of all levels by making great content more discoverable. GuitarApp organises the latest and greatest guitar videos from Youtube into explorable dynamic feeds such as Music Theory, Technique, Guitar Courses, Song Lessons, Gear and lots more! There’s something for all guitar players, from complete beginners to music theory geeks and even guitar builders. There is no limit to what you might discover in the app because the content updates daily!
“The guitar community on Youtube collectively has over 15 billion views”
GuitarApp also includes the most important tools you need as a gigging guitarist or bedroom enthusiast. There’s a professional grade chromatic tuner for guitar, ukulele, bass and mandolin. There is an elegant metronome that also caters for complex time signatures and subdivisions. The app also includes a huge interactive chords, scales and arpeggios library for guitar, bass and ukulele. You also get a neat little drum machine that allows you to select from preset beats or make your own to help get your creative juices flowing! It’s available for free on the Apple App store for iPhone and iPad. A Mac OS version is in the works and other platforms will follow! Get it free on the app store today!
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