Top 7 Apps for Guitar Players

Rockstars, today I'm going to share with you the seven best guitar apps that are absolute must-haves for anyone looking to practice and learn how to play guitar. These apps are intuitive, super powerful, and will transform your playing if you allow them to. I'll cover each one of them for just about a minute or so. I have no affiliation with these apps, but these are the ones that I use day in and day out, and they move the needle the most for me.

I promise you, you're going to get a ton of them. Let's check them out.

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Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:28 App 1
01:36 App 2
02:39 App 3
03:42 App 4
04:41 App 5
05:32 App 6
06:15 App 7
07:14 Bonus

[yourguitarsage]

Did I miss any apps that I should know about? Let me know in the comments!

[BamaGuitar]

Kudos, I'm sharing with my subscribers! I tell them why would I reinvent the wheel when there are great guitar youtubers like you and others, and I like to point them to great resources like yours! Lot of work and info in this one, big thanks for giving back to our craft!

[WhislinGary]

Good to see you, Sage... I am about to retire, and although I have been gigging and not heavily on UGS for a couple years, I have more stuff to learn, so I'll be back on your site and diving in to some new stuff. I am about to have a little more time each day for these new skills development. I encourage everyone to use your system and your free tools - it works. Thanks for the apps, I need to check a couple of them out!

[johnmcleod]

great stuff to know...thank you for sharing.

[davelackey]

Once again, you have the unique ability of identifying the right stuff for beginners and intermediate old folks👍🇺🇸

[boxcarb.johnson]

Hello Eric, I am a completely blind guitar player, just wondering if these amps are possibly accessible, so us people who are blind or visually impaired could use them, any information would be greatly appreciated, blessings, and best wishes from the blind guy.

[TeleTonemonkey]

I found Sølo to be great learning tool. It’s a really good interval trainer and can open up your capacity to solo melodically finding chord tones.

[philippnyffenegger]

Thanks a lot for that one. What do you think about the app providing by Gibson?

[robbieg]

Moises. Love this app so I can turn down/up different guitars, vocals, drums, etc in a song

[mattdevol]

Chord Ai and Alpha Jam are my current favorites.

[Fronz]

Learned a couple of new ones today, thanks! I find that I use UG all the time. But, I use it for the presentation of song lyrics moreso than for the tabs. I find tremendous variability in the quality and accuracy of the guitar tabs in UG but I have rarely found an incorrect lyric. I love to know if there is another better app than UG for lyrics and tabs.

[cbailey]

When I try to use Guitar Pro it seems overwhelming. Any suggestions for ways to get started using it? Thanks

[adamaberle]

If you have a spark amp their app is great.

[davidsummerville]

Glad you did this. I've always wondered.