- $0.99
- Category: Music
- First released: February 5, 2019
- Versions: 5 archived
- Installable: 5 of 5
- Seller: Bonnet Inc.
- net.podmap.PocketGuitar
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.
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| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December 14, 2018 | — | ★ 3.6 | 13 | $0.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25Thought this might be a cool app but it would never download. Checked other apps and all downloaded just fine. Kind of disappointed I wasted a $1.
Pretty good, nice work. More sounds would be cool
Setup is a little tricky, but u can play along to your music realtime
I’m a professional guitarist who teaches, and I have toured many countries, so it’s reasonable for the casual observer to assume I play the guitar a lot. It’s also reasonable to say that I think about the guitar a lot. In the same vein, one may correctly assume that I wish I could play the guitar all the time.<br/><br/>PocketGuitar allows you to play guitar when one isn’t right next to you. Granted, I would advise against using this - or really, any other app while, say, driving. But if you want to run down an idea while waiting in line at the bank or the coffee shop, you can - thanks to this app.<br/><br/>I should also mention that even though I have perfect pitch, PocketGuitar is tremendously useful. Sometimes you need to see the grid, you know? That way, when you get back to a non-virtual instrument, the ideas are fresh in your mind. <br/><br/>I wish PocketGuitar had been around when I was daydreaming in high school... actually, no. I’m fine with the way my grades turned out with fewer distractions.<br/><br/>Highly recommended!
You guys should add a feedback or reverb option. I was using this as a midi and the guitar has a like a reverb and feed back so it doesnt sound that great.
The app could have gone far, the fact a user can move up and down the neck is terrific. I would rather see an app like this that anchors at nut where the head stock is and has frets sized respectively. Obviously you have to reduce size, but for heaven sake distances have to be proportional from fret to fret. Now that I would buy, I bought this piece of 2nd rate dev crap and I am actually amazed it still loads on current ios. Doubt that would still apply if implementation were par for the cours(e) and PocketGuitar had been a playable iGuitarAPP. <br/><br/>Peace,<br/>Halmummy
I like picking don’t get me wrong but It would be cooler to be able to play chords
Excelente App
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