Explore a vast library of over 80,000 chords for various musical instruments. Visualize chords as diagrams or notes, and even listen to them. Supports multiple instruments and tunings, with options for left-handed players.
1.8.2
June 25, 2020
Chords Compass Lite supports a wide array of instruments including Piano, 6-string Guitar, 4/5/6-string Bass Guitar, Soprano/Tenor/Baritone/Concert/Sopranino Ukulele, Mandolin/Mandola/Mandocello, 5-string/4-string Banjo, and 3-string Balalaika.
The app boasts an extensive library of over 80,000 chords. This includes 30,000 for Guitar, 10,000 for Bass Guitar, 10,000 for Ukulele, 10,000 for Mandolin, 15,000 for Banjo, and 6,000 for Balalaika, alongside 800 Piano chords.
Yes, all the music instruments within the app are interconnected. This feature allows you to seamlessly transfer chords from one instrument to another, facilitating learning and composition across different instruments.
Yes, Chords Compass Lite includes support for left-handed players. This ensures that musicians who play with a left-handed orientation can comfortably use the app to find and learn chords.
For guitar, Chords Compass Lite offers a comprehensive selection of tunings. This includes Standard, New Standard, Lute, various flat and sharp tunings, Drop B, Drop C, Drop D, Double Dropped D, Celtic DADGAD, DADADD, and multiple Open tunings like Open A, C, D, E, and G, as well as Slide Open A.
The displayed chord type notation and chord sets within Chords Compass Lite are fully compatible with GarageBand's smart instruments. This integration allows for a smoother workflow when using the app with GarageBand.
Yes, you can listen to each displayed chord within the app. This feature provides an auditory component to learning, allowing users to hear the sound of the chords they are exploring.
The app was last updated on June 25, 2020, with version 1.8.2. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates it has received updates in the past.
