
About
This tool helps guitarists of all levels learn and apply scales. It displays 46 different scales in every key with customizable coloring and labeling. Users can adjust the visible fretboard area and choose between dark mode or different fretboard wood styles.
What's New in Guitar Scales for iPad
1.0
August 16, 2021
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FAQ
What scales does Guitar Scales for iPad include?
Guitar Scales for iPad includes 46 different scales, ranging from basic to exotic. This comprehensive list covers many common and less common scale types for guitarists.
Can I customize the fretboard display in Guitar Scales for iPad?
Yes, you can customize the fretboard display. Options include hiding individual strings, changing the number of frets visible (12, 18, or 24), and choosing between a rosewood or ebony fretboard appearance.
Does Guitar Scales for iPad save my progress?
Yes, the app saves the key and scale you were working on until your next launch. This allows you to pick up where you left off without needing to re-select your settings.
Is Guitar Scales for iPad available on other devices besides iPad?
Based on the provided information, Guitar Scales for iPad is specifically designed for and supported on iPads. It is not indicated to be available on other platforms like iPhones or Android devices.
Does Guitar Scales for iPad collect any personal data?
No, the app explicitly states that there is no user tracking or personal data collected. This ensures your privacy while using the application for practice.
What is the age rating for Guitar Scales for iPad?
Guitar Scales for iPad has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including younger learners interested in music.
How often is Guitar Scales for iPad updated?
The last update for Guitar Scales for iPad was on August 16, 2021, with version 1.0. No information is available on the frequency of future updates.
What is the user sentiment for Guitar Scales for iPad?
The app has a rating of 4.0 stars from 1 rating. This suggests a positive initial reception from its users.



