Do not trust app. Wrong conversions.
Your app does not convert correctly when changing keys. Asus2 does not become c#sus4 it would be f#sus2. Cmaj7/E would become Amaj7/C#. The C is converting to an A/E intead of just E. These are a lot of mistakes for a single set of chords going from key of C to A.
Indispensable
One of those how I did I make it so long with out those apps. Really helps to augment my adventures into alternate tunings. Especially disparate ones on different instruments in my recordings. Thank you!
Awesome!!!
Exactly what I was looking for!!! Love it!!!
Best app so many features! Please add folder organization for favorite chords
I think folder organization would be really helpful. I want to put a set of chords into a folder for one song, and different set of chords for another song. If this can be added, I think the app would be perfect!
Response from developer
Great idea! I had a few other features ahead of this in the queue for the upcoming 1.0.9 release, but this is the very next feature I’ll be implementing.
Great way to learn
Love it!
Super for songwriting
This app is pretty unique, it’s like a guitar Swiss Army knife. Love it!
Chord Love
Great app!!
Great app
This app is awesome. As someone who loves to rock out to music with odd time signatures and weird chords, I would play songs without knowing exactly what I was doing. This app helps me identify and save all of the weird 7th and 9th chords that I love so much.
Not pretty but very handy
Not the most beautiful app but designed by someone who loves music and very handy. There doesn’t seem to be anything quite like it in the App Store
On the main page you get a line drawing of the guitar fret board and you can play notes or mute the strings and make chords. It tells you what chord you are playing in the top right corner
You can then hit wizard and it will give you variants of the chord and even what notes to pick out of the scale
The second page you can choose any chord and add things like sus4 diminished etc
All the chords on the app will sound out if you hold your finger on the apps fretboard (sounding a little bit like a piano)
On the main page you get a line drawing of the guitar fret board and you can play notes or mute the strings and make chords. It tells you what chord you are playing in the top right corner
You can then hit wizard and it will give you variants of the chord and even what notes to pick out of the scale
The second page you can choose any chord and add things like sus4 diminished etc
All the chords on the app will sound out if you hold your finger on the apps fretboard (sounding a little bit like a piano)
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Response from developer
Thank you very much for using Chord Love and providing a thoughtful review. I really appreciate it! It's certainly true that I have focused more on function rather than form - I've made conscious choices to pick a plain looking interface in most cases. However, I am very interested in feedback from my users. If there was one thing that you wished was more attractively designed, what would it be?
