Chords Maestro

Chords Maestro

Learn Piano, Guitar & More Now

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6 reviews
$8.99

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Master chords for 7 instruments, including piano and guitar, with this comprehensive reference and learning tool. Explore, hear, and play chords, adapting them to your vocal range or desired key. Ideal for songwriters, teachers, and hobbyists.

7 instrument support (piano, guitar, bass, ukulele, banjo, mandolin, balalaika)
View chords as notes, tabs, keys, diagrams, and photos
Hear chords with original instrument sounds
Adapt chord progressions to vocal range or key
Left and Right-Handed Support
High-Resolution Interface
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What's New in Chords Maestro

1.25

January 5, 2026

User reviews

great

perfect for real muscical people

Fantastic App!

This is a great app, especially if you are a multi-instrumentalist! It's so easy to use and invaluable if you want to add chord fingering icons to your own song charts!... just drag and drop them into your own song sheets and easily re-size them to fit your format! Super easy to get to exactly what you need in the app. I love how the app doesn't dominate the entire screen unless you want it to. Well thought out with nice crisp images. Love it!
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Very helpful - Just what I’ve been looking for

I’ve been looking for a clean program that would let me quickly drag and drop chord diagrams for Ukulele (and it does it for Piano, Guitar, Bass, Banjo, Mandolin, and Balalaika as well). Very neat and easy to use. Perfect for my needs, and I’m only beginning to explore its full powers.

Not worth the price I paid!

Not what I was looking for and definitely not worth $10. What I would like to see in the future is a way to select the notes on the apps keyboard and it tell me what the name of that chord is. Sometimes when I’m playing on a keyboard i’ll play a chord that sounds good and would like to know what the name of that chord is for the future. Maybe you can put that option in for a future update.
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Hmmmm.

can we get a little volume control in the interface… for $7.99 I would think that would be basic & also MIDI play within the APP for practicing I dont wanna open logic everytime I want to practice NO???? Beside that it a good app!

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FAQ

What instruments does Chords Maestro support?

Chords Maestro supports 7 instruments: piano, guitar, bass, ukulele, banjo, mandolin, and balalaika. You can instantly switch between them within the app.

How does Chords Maestro help with learning chords?

It allows you to view chords as notes, tabs, keys, diagrams, and photos, and hear them played with original instrument sounds. You can also adapt progressions to your vocal range or desired key.

Is Chords Maestro suitable for beginners?

Yes, Chords Maestro is ideal for beginners, offering powerful yet easy-to-use tools to support their music journey. It's also praised by experienced musicians.

What is the price of Chords Maestro?

Chords Maestro is a one-time purchase priced at $8.99. There are no subscriptions required.

Does Chords Maestro have ads?

No, Chords Maestro does not contain advertisements. It is a paid app with a one-time purchase model.

On which devices can I use Chords Maestro?

Chords Maestro is available on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It features a high-resolution interface for a clean and professional design.

How often is Chords Maestro updated?

The latest version is 1.25, and the app was last updated on January 5, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.

Does Chords Maestro offer left-handed support?

Yes, Chords Maestro provides support for both left-handed and right-handed users, ensuring accessibility for a wider range of musicians.