Guitar Scales Unleashed
The NANDI Method
About
This app teaches guitarists to understand scale and arpeggio patterns through interval recognition, moving beyond simple shape memorization. It utilizes an interactive approach based on the NANDI Method to improve fretboard knowledge and scale mastery.
What's New in Guitar Scales Unleashed
1.4
September 12, 2023
- Bug fixes and improvements.
In-App Purchases
$2.99
Octave Displacement-Modes
ID Major Scale Modes In Different Octaves
Developer apps
FAQ
What is the NANDI Method used in Guitar Scales Unleashed?
The NANDI Method (Note After Note Decoding Intervals) is an interval training approach designed to help guitarists understand note and interval patterns on the fretboard, rather than just memorizing shapes.
Does Guitar Scales Unleashed have ads?
Yes, Guitar Scales Unleashed contains advertisements. It is offered for free but includes ads to support its development.
What scales and arpeggios are included in Guitar Scales Unleashed?
The app includes common scales like Major, Natural Minor, and Pentatonic, as well as arpeggios such as Major Triads, Minor Triads, and Seventh Arpeggios, along with seven major modes.
Can Guitar Scales Unleashed be used by left-handed players?
Yes, Guitar Scales Unleashed accommodates both right and left-handed players, making it accessible to a wider range of guitarists.
What are the different modes in Guitar Scales Unleashed?
Guitar Scales Unleashed features a Training mode for learning and a Game Mode with a timer and score to test your mastery, including 5 challenging levels.
What is the update frequency for Guitar Scales Unleashed?
The app was last updated on September 12, 2023, indicating ongoing development and support from the developer.
What devices is Guitar Scales Unleashed available on?
Guitar Scales Unleashed is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for Apple users.
How does Guitar Scales Unleashed compare to other scale apps?
Unlike apps that only display or play back scales, Guitar Scales Unleashed uses an interactive method focused on interval recognition for a deeper understanding of the fretboard.
