Chord Pickout

Chord Pickout

Get Chords for Any Song

62 ratings
147 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 23, 2016
  • October 4, 2021

Features

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About

This app uses AI to automatically detect and transcribe chords from any audio file on your device. It's designed for musicians to easily get chord progressions for songs, with features like a chromatic tuner and score scrolling.

Automatic chord detection from audio
Supports guitar, piano, ukulele, bass, banjo
Chromatic tuner included
Score scrolling for playback
Save, print, and share chords
Import audio from cloud storage
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What's New in Chord Pickout

1.43

October 4, 2021

- UI updates

Subscription plans

Weekly Access

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User reviews

ゴミ

使い物にならない?gmすぎる

Not working

It’s only loading music on iTunes…not local files loading…any help!?

FAIL

Terrible UI. Requires you upload your files to Apple Music which can take hours or fail completely. As this is an iPad app, primarily, you shoud be able to put a music file in your folder and open it. The file I tested didn’t produce accurate results and I even stripped out the vocal so all it had to listen to was the music track. Wildly expensive for what it is.
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i’d be nice if you could actually open a song

idk

I thought it was a great app in the beginning

I really thought this was a great app to start with! Not perfect but a great idea …. But when I went to use it after a while I find I’m being asked to pay a weekly subscription! Way too expensive for most of us !! A one off price maybe but I’m deleting this app now it’s to much ! So disappointing! Greedy 🙄
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

8 issues

White screen with spinning loading circle

Bug

App fails to open or crashes on startup

Bug

Cannot load songs from iTunes library

Bug

PDF export generates empty files

Bug

Chord detection lags significantly

Bug

App freezes during analysis

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Inconsistent performance across devices

Bug

Music file loading failures

Bug

Requested Features

11 requests

Spotify and streaming service integration

Feature

Ability to slow down playback speed

Feature

Transpose to different keys

Feature

Recent songs history/quick access

Feature

Microphone input for real-time chord detection

Feature

Lyrics transcription and display

Feature

Ability to tap/correct chords manually

Feature

Support for DRM-protected iTunes music

Feature

Zoom in/out while playing

Feature

Solo/riff detection capability

Feature

Improved accuracy for complex chord progressions

Feature

FAQ

What does Chord Pickout do?

Chord Pickout uses artificial intelligence to analyze audio files and automatically detect the chords within a song. It then transcribes these chords into a score that musicians can use to play along.

What are the key features of Chord Pickout?

Key features include automatic chord detection for any music composition on your device, display of major, minor, and seventh chords, a precise chromatic tuner, score scrolling to aid in playing along, and the ability to save, print, and share chord scores.

How much does Chord Pickout cost?

Chord Pickout offers subscription options starting at $3.99 per week, with a free trial period. Payment is charged to your iTunes account, and subscriptions automatically renew unless turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends.

What kind of music files does Chord Pickout support?

The app supports music stored directly on your iOS device. It does not support songs in iCloud or those protected by DRM. However, you can import audio files from cloud services like Dropbox or OneDrive.

Can Chord Pickout recognize all types of chords?

Chord Pickout recognizes major, minor, and major seventh chords. More complex chord notations, such as add9 or sus4, are not displayed.