Chordial - Chord Dictionary

Chordial - Chord Dictionary

Multi Instrument Chord Library

56 ratings
45 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 28, 2013
  • October 1, 2019

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Access thousands of chord diagrams for guitar, ukulele, banjo, and mandolin. Learn fingerings, hear how chords sound, and view diagrams in right or left-handed formats. New instruments and tunings are added regularly.

โœ“Thousands of chord diagrams
โœ“Multi-instrument support
โœ“Audio playback for chords
โœ“Right/left-handed diagrams
โœ“Fingerings and variations
โœ“Downloadable chord packs
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What's New in Chordial

1.2.1

October 1, 2019

Tweaks for iOS 13 dark mode

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User reviews

The Best

The best go to chord app. Simple and easy to use and plays the chords you choose. Lovely.

Mandolin player

I keep this app open on my iPhone next to my iPad when playing tabs. So easy to do a quick lookup when I run across a chord I donโ€™t know.

Fatal chrash

Crashes when attempting to open.

Well done

This app is very functional, and has a great design.

I almost like this app

This app would be good except for one thing: you are giving enharmonically incorrect names for chords and keys. For example you are calling B flat A sharp and so on. Nobody plays in A sharp, or C sharp, or D sharp. Thatโ€™s how you get weird chords with multiple sharps. While technically you are correct, this is very confusing. Letโ€™s call these chords/keys the names that people actually use, which is their enharmonic flats. Thanks.
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FAQ

What does Chordial do?

Chordial is a comprehensive chord dictionary and library that provides thousands of chord diagrams for various instruments. It allows users to look up and learn chords, hear how they sound, and view fingerings and variations.

What instruments are supported by Chordial?

Currently, Chordial supports Guitar (EADGBE tuning), Ukulele (GCEA tuning), Banjo (GDGBD tuning), and Mandolin (GDAE tuning). The app also plans to introduce more instruments and tunings through downloadable chord packs.

How can I learn chords with this app?

You can learn chords by accessing thousands of diagrams for your chosen instrument. The app provides complete fingerings, multiple variations for each chord, and the ability to hear how the chord should sound. Diagrams are available in both right and left-handed formats.

Is Chordial free to use?

The application is free to download and use, with in-app purchases available. This suggests that while core functionality is accessible, some additional content or features may require a purchase.

Can I request a new instrument or tuning?

Yes, you can request new instruments or tunings. The developers encourage users to contact them directly through the app or via email at feedback@chord-detector.com with their suggestions for future additions.