1. An arpeggio is a type of "broken chord" where the notes that compose a chord are played or sung in a rising or descending order.
2. This is a free app to learn arpeggios on a guitar neck.
3. Arpeggios create a fast, flowing sound.
4. It has arpeggios for standard and some drop tunings.
5. Click on the note to play it.
6. Arpeggios always sound good over their matching chord in a progression, therefore, they generally form the melodic home bases and safe notes for improvising guitarists.
1. One other suggestion would be to put a note which tells people how to create the chords/arpeggios from the scales.You gotta try it to believe it! It's hard to explain and it depends on what level you are at on guitar but it shows so many things all at once that come together so synergistically that I just love itJust found your apps for guitar and love them! Thanks so much for the thoughtful design and the fun!Works well.
2. It's pretty useful but my biggest complaint is that it doesn't show fingerings or scale degrees, only the notes.
3. Very nice layout and easy to switch notes & positions.I've been using this app for a while and it has all the Arpeggios ScalesUseful.
4. If you are relatively new to guitar you aren't going to know what order to play the arpeggio without fingerings.
5. I would suggest making sure the notes are right, because if not, people learn wrong.
6. However, the C minor arpeggio is not right Root flat 3rd 5th C minor is C Eb G In the app, Eb is listed as D# This is an important error.
7. At the very least scale degrees i.e 1-b3-5, 1-3-5-7, etc.
8. You could at least figure it out easier with either of those.I've not explored it thoroughly but it seems useful.
9. Once error/s are corrected I will change rating.
10. Chord inversions up the keyboard.
11. It's got potential.