Fretronome vs Guitar Intervals

Fretronome is designed for guitarists to support them in learning the notes and intervals on a guitar fretboard. It's pretty simple, with the first button press it selects a note or interval on the fretboard, with the second it displays the name of the note or interval. It also contains a basic quiz mode where you can test your skills Support for left-handed guitarists (Fretronome settings in the iOS settings app)

Guitar Intervals shows you where every musical interval lies on the guitar neck, so you can recognize intervals by sight and by ear, and find them anywhere on the fretboard. Choose a root note and an interval, and the app highlights the root and the interval note on every string. Tap any note to hear how it sounds. FEATURES - 12 intervals, from minor 2nd up to the octave - 12 root notes - 9 tunings: standard, half step down, whole step down, drop tunings and more - Realistic fretboard view - Tap a note to hear it, with real guitar samples - Small download size, works offline WHO IS IT FOR Guitarists who want to understand the fretboard: beginners learning the notes, players who want to build chords and scales from intervals, and anyone training their ear and theory. Knowing intervals is the foundation of chords, scales, melodies and improvisation. Pick an interval, find it on the neck, play it, and the shapes will quickly become familiar. The app is free and supported by ads. Questions or suggestions? Write to us, we read every message.