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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 28, 2009
  • March 17, 2015
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Access a vast library of over 7800 guitar chords with detailed fingerings and virtual fretboard displays. Explore chords in various positions, hear them played, and switch between left and right-handed views.

βœ“Over 7000 guitar chords
βœ“Virtual fretboard display
βœ“Multiple fretboard positions
βœ“Strum and hear chords
βœ“Left and right-handed diagrams
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What's New in D'Chords

2.0.2

March 17, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the AppleΒ Watch app icon. This update addresses a minor display issue when navigating the fretboard in landscape view.

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User reviews

Junk

Piece of junk.
The audio playing of chords is off by almost 1/2 step. Ever heard of 440 Hz tuning guys???

Severly Outdated app.

*Removed previous review since it no longer applies to this outdated app*

Apple should removed apps from app store that have not been updated for over 1 year.

Half step off on newer iPhone 8+

As a reference chord tool these apps are a great assistant, but this and the D’Scales app are off key on my new iPhone. I’m guessing these apps are no longer supported with updates?

what happened to this app?

I am an intermediate player and this app used to be handy but there was an upgrade and it is now getting useless. I cant change the backgound colour, the scroll featuers are inconsistant and it is getting too anoying to bother with. Too bad, at first it was ok.

Just "okay"

This app is okay. The original from Planet Waves was better, and this "refresh" leaves much to be desired.

First, it looks okay; not spectacular, and it is spartan if you like that look. It only works on the iPhone, so avoid it if you only have an iPad. If you do have an iPhone, the controls work but space is cramped unless you have a larger phone model.

Guitar Master might be a better choice over this because it comes with many more options.

So three stars because it works, but the lack of iPad support is a detriment in my view.
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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Crashes on startup

Bug

Chord audio out of tune

Bug

Unresponsive controls

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Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to create and save custom chords

Feature

Chord progression suggestions

Feature

Interval-based chord voicings

Feature

Capo support

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iPad version

Feature

FAQ

What does the D'Chords app do?

D'Chords provides a comprehensive library of over 7800 guitar chords. It displays notes and fingerings on a virtual fretboard, allows you to view chords in multiple positions up and down the neck, and lets you strum the virtual strings to hear each chord.

What are the key features of D'Chords?

Key features include a library of over 7000 chords, a virtual fretboard showing notes and fingerings, the ability to view chords in multiple positions, the option to strum and hear chords, and diagrams for both left and right-handed players.

Is D'Chords free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the description, indicating a completely free experience for users.

What devices is D'Chords compatible with?

The description mentions that D'Chords was developed by Audiofile Engineering, a leading developer of audio software for Mac OS X and the iPhone. This suggests compatibility with iOS devices.

How can D'Chords help me as a guitarist?

This app is designed to help you explore and expand your chord vocabulary. By providing a vast library with visual and auditory feedback, it serves as a valuable tool for learning new chords, practicing fingerings, and understanding chord positions on the guitar.