JAMspire Guitar
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About JAMspire Guitar
If you ever find yourself lost for chords, this app is for you.
JAMspire Guitar is a simple musicians app that offers up 4 random guitar chord diagrams every time you click the refresh button. Use it to help kick off a jam or as a songwriting tool.
You can also modify the chord range by clicking on the option button and selecting between easy, intermediate or advanced. JAMspire Guitar is set to easy by default. In advanced mode this app features 197 chords.
JAMspire Guitar has been found to be a successful remedy for guitarists who suffer from same-old-chord disorder.
Lost for chords? Get JAMspired!
Note: This app does not contain adverts.
JAMspire Guitar is a simple musicians app that offers up 4 random guitar chord diagrams every time you click the refresh button. Use it to help kick off a jam or as a songwriting tool.
You can also modify the chord range by clicking on the option button and selecting between easy, intermediate or advanced. JAMspire Guitar is set to easy by default. In advanced mode this app features 197 chords.
JAMspire Guitar has been found to be a successful remedy for guitarists who suffer from same-old-chord disorder.
Lost for chords? Get JAMspired!
Note: This app does not contain adverts.
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App History & Updates
More downloads JAMspire Guitar reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
More downloads JAMspire Guitar reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
What are users saying about JAMspire Guitar
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by E####:
by E####:
This will help you practice your chords and transitions between chords. It really would help beginners if the finger numbers were marked, as well as keeping the beginners chords three finger simple. Bottom line, I love the idea, but needs some fine tuning.
J
by J####:
by J####:
Most of the chord names are wrong: there is no such thing as a Bmsus9, a chord cannot be both minor and suspended. the diagram shows 0 3 4 4 0 2 , there is no D note so it's not a minor chord and theres no C# so no 9 either! C7sus4 is wrongly named as Cm11. The app assumes you know when to not play open strings eg DmB (presumably they mean Dm/B) is shown as 0 2 0 2 3 1 so the user must prior chord construction/naming knowledge to know when not to play open strings. eg F#ma7 is shown as 0 0 4 3 2 1 "E75b" (I assume they mean E7b5) is actually an E9b5 as there is an F# on the high e string. I'll stop there but I could go on and on about all the mistakes, I think there are more wrong diagrams/chord names than right ones! Do. Not. Bother.
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by Q####:
by Q####:
The one thing I would like you to add is the ability to play back the chords.
U
by U####:
by U####:
Great. Useful. Great
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by T####:
by T####:
Great Great. Useful. Great
by G####:
Most of the chord names are wrong: there is no such thing as a Bmsus9, a chord cannot be both minor and suspended. the diagram shows 0 3 4 4 0 2 , there is no D note so it's not a minor chord and theres no C# so no 9 either! C7sus4 is wrongly named as Cm11. The app assumes you know when to not play open strings eg DmB (presumably they mean Dm/B) is shown as 0 2 0 2 3 1 so the user must prior chord construction/naming knowledge to know when not to play open strings. eg F#ma7 is shown as 0 0 4 3 2 1 "E75b" (I assume they mean E7b5) is actually an E9b5 as there is an F# on the high e string. I'll stop there but I could go on and on about all the mistakes, I think there are more wrong diagrams/chord names than right ones! Do. Not. Bother.