Solo - Fretboard Visualization
authentic ratingA strong fretboard and interval trainer for people seriously learning to improvise, the best of its kind according to many, and 10-minute daily sessions noticeably build your skills. But the app is criticized as unfinished and abandoned, note detection often lies (counts wrong notes, won't advance the exercise), some features are grayed out after paying $15 with no explanation, and it's not for beginners.
Reviews are very substantive, people name the authors (Tim, Tom Quayle, David), argue about interval training and note recognition, and cite the exact $15 price. The gap between store 4.76 and textAvg 4.31 is moderate and explained by real complaints, no inflation.
What users love
- Fretboard and interval training
- Interval visualization for improvising
- Metronome support
- Short daily sessions
- Best of its kind
What users hate
- Note detection often lies
- Counts wrong notes
- App feels unfinished and abandoned
- Some features grayed out after paying
- Not for beginners
Who it is for
Advanced guitarists seriously learning the fretboard and intervals for improvising
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