I developed an app called Chorderly. It creates chord progressions for guitar, banjo and ukulele. It uses chord mapping and other technicians to generate chords that sound great together. Great for writers block, bored, or just starting out.
Features:
- Displays chords in a chord box format for easy reading
- Displays individual notes of each string being played
- Play all button/ Chord play button to preview chord
- History system in case you miss a memorable chord progression
- Favorites
- Chord dictionary of 150+ chords per instrument
- Backup system
- Dark mode (the best mode)
- Lock screen mode (Keeps screen awake when looking at chords)
I'm always looking for suggestions and have a few other ideas I ll be implementing down the road
So as a gift I got a banjo ukulele from my parents Iβve been really eager to get a regular sized banjo and have been wondering if I practiced on the banjo ukulele if it would make any difference with an actual one
I was thinking of getting a "Baritone" Banjo Ukulele. I think they're tuned like Baritone Ukes (guitar?). Gold Tone and Fluke both make them.
Does anyone have one or have used one that you can comment on?
sorry if it seems like a stupid question but i know how to play the ukulele and wanted to know if i got a 4 string banjo would it be the same notes and finger placements as a ukulele. I love the sound of banjos and thought it would be cool if i got a 4 string banjo. Not sure if i have to learn an entire new instrument or is it just a different size and looking big ukulele?
Iβve been learning to play from an app that also has a tuner. I just learned that banjo ukuleles exist, and want one, but was wondering if I can still use the same app to learn, play, and tune it, or are they standard in a different key.
I have been wanting to hang up my banjo on the wall. It looks really great and if i dont it will just be laying in the couch or the floor all the time. However there arent any specific banjo wall mounts, atleast not that i can see so could i use a ukulele mount since that has also 4 strings at the neck?
( i have a 5 string)
i am creating a new playlist.
only stringed instruments such as violin, guitar, banjo or ukulele. no pop or rock, just acoustic and / or unplucked
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Playlist Plucking Instruments:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2BBB2PNQPpnTbzhcUX1DbL?si=JlFIuvBuTailsht8HtOnrg
I developed an app called Chorderly. It creates chord progressions for guitar, banjo and ukulele. It uses chord mapping and other technicians to generate chords that sound great together. Great for writers block, bored, or just starting out.
Features:
- Displays chords in a chord box format for easy reading
- Displays individual notes of each string being played
- Play all button/ Chord play button to preview chord
- History system in case you miss a memorable chord progression
- Favorites
- Chord dictionary of 150+ chords per instrument
- Backup system
- Dark mode (the best mode)
- Lock screen mode (Keeps screen awake when looking at chords)
I'm always looking for suggestions and have a few other ideas I ll be implementing down the road
I developed an app called Chorderly. It creates chord progressions for guitar, banjo and ukulele. It uses chord mapping and other technicians to generate chords that sound great together. Great for writers block, bored, or just starting out.
Features:
- Displays chords in a chord box format for easy reading
- Displays individual notes of each string being played
- Play all button/ Chord play button to preview chord
- History system in case you miss a memorable chord progression
- Favorites
- Chord dictionary of 150+ chords per instrument
- Backup system
- Dark mode (the best mode)
- Lock screen mode (Keeps screen awake when looking at chords)
I'm always looking for suggestions and have a few other ideas I ll be implementing down the road
I developed an app called Chorderly. It creates chord progressions for guitar, banjo and ukulele. It uses chord mapping and other technicians to generate chords that sound great together. Great for writers block, bored, or just starting out.
Features:
- Displays chords in a chord box format for easy reading
- Displays individual notes of each string being played
- Play all button/ Chord play button to preview chord
- History system in case you miss a memorable chord progression
- Favorites
- Chord dictionary of 150+ chords per instrument
- Backup system
- Dark mode (the best mode)
- Lock screen mode (Keeps screen awake when looking at chords)
I'm always looking for suggestions and have a few other ideas I ll be implementing down the road such as Piano rolls.
I developed an app called Chorderly. It creates chord progressions for guitar, banjo and ukulele. It uses chord mapping and other technicians to generate chords that sound great together. Great for writers block, bored, or just starting out.
Features:
- Displays chords in a chord box format for easy reading
- Displays individual notes of each string being played
- Play all button/ Chord play button to preview chord
- History system in case you miss a memorable chord progression
- Favorites
- Chord dictionary of 150+ chords per instrument
- Backup system
- Dark mode (the best mode)
- Lock screen mode (Keeps screen awake when looking at chords)
I'm always looking for suggestions and have a few other ideas I ll be implementing down the road
I developed an app called Chorderly. It creates chord progressions for guitar, banjo and ukulele. It uses chord mapping and other technicians to generate chords that sound great together. Great for writers block, bored, or just starting out.
Features:
- Displays chords in a chord box format for easy reading
- Displays individual notes of each string being played
- Play all button/ Chord play button to preview chord
- History system in case you miss a memorable chord progression
- Favorites
- Chord dictionary of 150+ chords per instrument
- Backup system
- Dark mode (the best mode)
- Lock screen mode (Keeps screen awake when looking at chords)
I'm always looking for suggestions and have a few other ideas I ll be implementing down the road
I developed an app called Chorderly. It creates chord progressions for guitar, banjo and ukulele. It uses chord mapping and other technicians to generate chords that sound great together. Great for writers block, bored, or just starting out.
Features:
- Displays chords in a chord box format for easy reading
- Displays individual notes of each string being played
- Play all button/ Chord play button to preview chord
- History system in case you miss a memorable chord progression
- Favorites
- Chord dictionary of 150+ chords per instrument
- Backup system
- Dark mode (the best mode)
- Lock screen mode (Keeps screen awake when looking at chords)
I'm always looking for suggestions and have a few other ideas I ll be implementing down the road
