AudioTheory Guitars
iPad / Musique
AudioTheory Guitars is the ultimate reference tool for guitar notes and chords. Featuring a built-in keyboard, each note reacts to your input across the customisable chord and fretboard diagrams. For anyone who's ever wished music theory was that little bit more straightforward – this is the software you need.
Features:
–Seamlessly transcribe between piano and guitar using a straight-forward colour coding system and notation highlighting. Play a note on the keyboard, or directly from the chord and fretboard diagrams to see where it is across all formats.
–Set your tuning and capo. Everything else adjusts accordingly – no need for a chord transposition chart.
–Choose your chords with open, power, barre, sus2 and dim7 chord sheets with fullscreen diagrams and playback options.
–Exclude notes and never play out of key again. Your fretboard diagram now only shows the notes you need and your keyboard doesn't play the ones you don't.
–Full customisation. Select the chords you want. Left-handed mode for left-handed players. Set your fretboard size, number of strings, start fret and per-string tuning.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
A new update is here for AudioTheory Guitars. It includes the following:
Contextual Sharp/ Flat Note Selector
Note selectors have been replaced with a new standardised design that takes up less space. This is because each sharp/ flat note now dynamically updates to match the current display state for each note.
As well as showing labels that are contextually relevant, the uniform button sizes now mean that when viewing diminished seventh chords, the harmonic roots (highlighted in light grey) line up!
Scale Inspector
Learn more about each scale with the scale degrees, movable do labels, Roman numerals (where applicable) and standard note information all in one place. This is accessed by first opening the scale library, and then pressing the new info 'i' icon next to one of the scales.
Extended Scale Library
The number of scales within the library has been increased substantially. There are new tabs for Jazz, Exotic, and Japanese. In total, 28 new types of scales have been added in.
New options for scale playback
Play scales ascending, descending, or both. Scales now only play across a single octave, rather than just continuing for the full length of the keyboard.
And the rest:
–The position of the play button has been adjusted for scales.
–Auto-loading chords with scales has been streamlined a bit. Pentatonic scales now just load the standard set of major chords. Melodic scales no longer auto-load chords, and a message now displays at the top of the screen when a set of chords are loaded on scale change.
–Spacing has been revised for chord names in alt note name languages
–(no capo) text now no longer shows in the chord library if a capo is applied (only shows in the main view)
–German note names have been added as an option within the application settings. When applied, B will display as H and B flat will display as B.
