Fingerboard Explorer Hack 1.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Michael Edland
Category: Music
Price: $2.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.0
ID: com.michaeledland.FingerboardExplorer
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Description
An app for guitarists to help visualize patterns and relationships.
Skill Level: Intermediate and up.
Music is all about patterns and relationships. This app will help you explore those patterns and relationships.
It does not tell you where to put your fingers, it shows you what notes are available for the patterns you choose.
You can visualize:
The spelling of a chord or scale.
The intervals in the chord or scale.
Where the notes fall on the fingerboard.
Or if that is too much information, you can toggle off anything that is distracting your focus.
Move through a set of patterns, like arpeggios over chord changes, and see what changes.
You can also modify the open tuning and visualize the chords or scales with the new tuning.
Skill Level: Intermediate and up.
Music is all about patterns and relationships. This app will help you explore those patterns and relationships.
It does not tell you where to put your fingers, it shows you what notes are available for the patterns you choose.
You can visualize:
The spelling of a chord or scale.
The intervals in the chord or scale.
Where the notes fall on the fingerboard.
Or if that is too much information, you can toggle off anything that is distracting your focus.
Move through a set of patterns, like arpeggios over chord changes, and see what changes.
You can also modify the open tuning and visualize the chords or scales with the new tuning.
Version history
1.0
2018-07-19
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Ways to hack Fingerboard Explorer
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Ratings
5 out of 5
1 Ratings
Reviews
No Ohms,
Great for intermediate guitarists putting theory into view
I’m picking the guitar back up after a long stall in intermediate guitar limbo. But this app helped me put the mind-blowing theory I’ve been refocusing on into a view that helps it make sense. Has helped me put a lot of the concepts; scales, chords, modes and progressions, right on the fretboard, so I can see the relationships, where to play, how progressions change things- and I’m getting better. The interface isn’t as user friendly as more novice players might hope for, so this is really for when you know enough theory to be dangerous, then this really works to map things out.
