5 Magical Apps for Guitar Practice - Super Useful

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Title	:	5 Magical Apps for Guitar Practice - Super Useful
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Sei bravissimo
Comment from : MrTronino

I guess: recording is the most usefull
Comment from : Kåre Jansbøl

As always, you speak, we learn- A LOT br Much Appreciation 🙏♪♪♪♪
Comment from : B♪VáZZ

Guessing: 1 Video camera 2 Metronome 3 YouTube for learning by ear (and educational videos like this) 4 IReal pro (this might be the one Jens doesn’t like?) 5 Capo (again for transcribing- it’s really good if you have the audio file already)
Comment from : Martin ONeill

I agree about iRealPro, but I haven't been able to find a similar thing that has melodies included Any recommendations? Cheers
Comment from : rich hommel

Is there an app for learning jazz language, in the style of language learning apps like Babbel or DuoLingo? I know the analogy isn't perfect but I'm looking for something that would actually aid working on jazz vocabulary in a structured way Something that would help me build my own library of licks, gamified that's my dream
Comment from : Bolek Szewczyk

I use Easy Voice Recorder, small file size and I think I was able to play a recording and record giving a very basic multi track capability
Comment from : Chris Dunbar

Soundcorset is a phenomenal free metronome that i’ve been using for years… it has tons of metronome features—including fully customizable drum loops—as well as a built in tuner and audio recorder can’t say enough good things about this app
Comment from : Joseph Kubacz

Okay, what are you drinking??? Does a sip of single malt help open up the ears?
Comment from : kofblz

Thank you!
Comment from : Mikhail Banzurit Vedeshin

Thank you for your generosity of spirit!
Comment from : Rik D

Great videos !! Thanks for this :)
Comment from : Karla García

Timer - so that you manage time cover all bases in a structured practice routine brbrThank you for so much amazing content
Comment from : Russ Green

What strings should I use? I have a epiphone casino !
Comment from : Freddie Bowers

It's for Android or Ios ?
Comment from : Dups Azimut2

Another vote for Tenuto!
Comment from : Smashies

the ear training app is a winner for me! super useful indeed, perhaps something every musician should use in their schedule 5 mins a day on a coffee break is more than enough to gain knowledge thanks again jens! (i forsee myself thanking you many times in the future also, great teacher!)
Comment from : terry banks

Bonus App : Music Theory Tiles! If your an Android user , there’s this app that turns the Circle of Fifths into an interactive game that allows users to memorize the fifths of notes by sliding tiles ; C sliding into Another C tile yielding a G note for instance I found it very useful, so if your bored waiting on the train or a flight or in a waiting room, you can refresh yourself on your Fifths pretty easily - and fun too
Comment from : Kadim Bobbitt

I would recommend polymetrnome It is great for practicing rhythmic superimposition Like 5 over 4, 7 over 4, etc And you can specify where you want the clicks to occur in relation to the main pulse
Comment from : rillloudmother