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Also see: http://chordbuddy.com/ http://chordbuddy.com/. If I were to use one, I'd use Chord Buddy because there is an extremely objective learning process: ta
by kvnn 14y ago
Also see: http://chordbuddy.com/ http://chordbuddy.com/.
If I were to use one, I'd use Chord Buddy because there is an extremely objective learning process: take one chord-helper out at a time until you need none.
Having a source for songs to learn might be cool for some people, but the drawback of having to learn by site rather than touch makes the gTar something I'm not interested in.
Awesome project, though. Godspeed.
- dmayle 14y agoGiven the audience, I'm surprised that this is the first mention of the Chord Buddy. I first saw it on Shark Tank (it's a helper on top of a real guitar that has you playing immediately, and removing the 'training wheels' one guitar string at a time). I'd much rather something like this, which helps you learn how to play a real guitar...
- jeffbcross 14y agoIf it's any consolation, Chord Buddy was my first thought :).