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This is lovely! Two features that would be useful for me: 1. Being able to see multiple chords in a time sequence that use a given note, say E4. My teacher
by alok-g 2y ago
This is lovely!
Two features that would be useful for me:
1. Being able to see multiple chords in a time sequence that use a given note, say E4. My teacher told me that I should practice singing a given note while playing multiple chords having that note. This would help with singing, ear training to recognize chords by the ear, as well as learning chord progressions for a given song. Initially I would like this to be any chords through a given note, whether on the scale or not, and later also limiting to those falling on a given scale.
2. It may be helpful to be able to rotate and flip the fretboard diagram. This is just to match the orientation I see elsewhere like in a book.
- ambewas 2y agoI totally agree, in fact feature number one is already planned. It'll probably be in the form of a chord schema generator and player that also shows you which scales and roots/thirds... you can use in a given chord. For 2, it's possible to flip the fretboard to a lefty guitar. Is that what you are looking for? You can find the option under settings. Or do you mean flipping it vertically?
- alok-g 2y agoVertically as well as 90 degrees. https://www.google.com/search?output=search&q=Chords https://www.google.com/search?output=search&q=Chords See how most images are showing chords. The fret is laid out vertically. I've been using those and can thereby read that more naturally.
- ambewas 2y agoOh right! I see what you mean. Got it, awesomeme idea: Chord charts like these are as of now a planned feature. Something to look out for in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!