Short clips of the real app. New videos are added here as we make them.
No score needed. It picks up the chords and beat from the song, with 8 strum patterns and one recommended.
A score from Guitar Pro or a photo is matched to the original song. Your instrument drops out so you play its part.
Pick an audio file and it separates the instruments. Match a score, practice chords, or play along with the backing.
The number beside each note is the finger, in songs, in the preview and in chords.
Easy songs, slower BPM, a comfortable hand position, and stop mode that waits for you.
The layout keeps your hand inside one box. Arirang goes from 19 string changes to 5.
Pick the part you want to play. The other parts become the original backing.
Import a MusicXML file from notation software like MuseScore. Title, tempo and notes come in as they are.
String 1 on the left, just like tab. Prefer the view from above? Switch to guitar order.
Change Position and Octave, and the preview shows where your hand goes.
The notes stop at the line and wait. Great for your very first chords.
A plan, easy chords, finger help, waiting when you miss, photo-to-song and beat results.
Slow mode waits for you. Beat mode plays the beat first and gives you a score.
It says which finger, string and fret. The number on each note is the finger to use.
Chords with one strum per beat, then a strumming pattern, then the melody.
Tune, beat, first melody, chords, first song. The app picks today's step, you press play.
Pick a photo and the AI reads the staves, bars and notes. No need to read music yourself.
No separate tuner app needed. It tells you to tighten or loosen, and turns green when you’re in tune.
Play the falling notes on your real guitar. The mic hears every note: no cable, no extra gear.