I used the free version of this app for many months before actually doing a subscription. The free version was incredible. I then made the purchase of the full version and let me say, I have been blown away. I am in my 60’s and have played guitar since I was 12. Never had a lesson in my life, I played by ear. This application has inspired me to practice daily. I play for at least an hour every day and have done so for over a year now. I have learned so so many new chords and progressions using the full version. I recommend just get the full version, for what you get it’s like robbing a bank an incredible value. One suggestion I have to the developers is to create more instructional videos on how to use all the features. I know that I have only scratched the surface of the available tools within the app, and even though it is very intuitive and user friendly, videos with in-depth “how to” information would be fantastic. If you play guitar, this is by far and away the most fun, inspiring and creative way to up your game. This is how technology should be used, making the language of music just a click away. I have had only one technical issue while using the Application and the support I received was nothing short of unbelievable. I exchanged messages with the support representative and we found my issue and it was resolved. It was dealt with very hands on. I appreciate that level of customer service.

Update: it looks like it’s handling 3/4 correctly now! Thanks. Star rating has been increased. Original: Songs often switch between 1 beat per box to 2 beats per box and back again. As near as I can tell, this happens mainly with blues shuffles and/or 3/4 time. Examples: Everyone Loves an Outlaw’s I Saw Red and Rihanna’s Love on the Brain constantly switch between 3 beats over 3 boxes and 6 beats over 3 boxes. —— Keith Urban’s Blue Aint Your Color starts out as 6 beats over 3 boxes, switches to 3 beats over 3 boxes on line 3, then back to 6 beats per 3 boxes on line 5. —- Chris Stapelton’s Tennessee Whiskey and Ally Venable’s Broken and Blue consistently show 3 beats per 3 boxes until near the end. In Broken and Blue, a few of the last measures show 9 beats over 3 boxes. —- Please come home for Christmas by the Eagles switches up beat boxes and pacing a lot. And Darling Lorraine by The Knockouts seems way off. —- The inconsistent display switching back and forth within a single song, sometimes just for a single measure, is very distracting. ———————- Another bug: sometimes the little wiper that slides across the beats disappears for one or more measures. Personally, I prefer the view without the wiper and would like an option to permanently turn it off. But either way, coming and going during a song is distracting.

I love the app. Keeps me from losing my place, relative to playing along with just pdf chord charts. But I am troubled when I try to change a single chord for the last note of a bar, and it changes the one in the next bar as well. Even when I am careful select the option to change just one chord, not all occurrences. I’ve also had some trouble adding runs to the rest of a bar. In 4/4 for example. I can add different chords for notes 2 and 3, but when I add a chord for note 4, it simultaneously changes the first chord in the next bar to that chord as well, when that isn’t what I want. Furthermore, I haven’t yet found an “undo” button, which would save having to start all over again with a fresh version of the file. Perhaps I am missing something?