Yes, FretFluent is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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This app only works via microphone to listen for notes. I thought I could use my guitar via audio interface, but no. Seems like it wouldn't take much to make that work these days, but what do I know. Anyway, seems like a fun app but it's useless to me 😞
This practice app is straightforward and fun, with plenty of settings you can customize. It works for bass guitar, too. You can limit the practice to the EADG strings in settings. My only wish is that the app gave more obvious feedback for your hits and misses, such as flashing the screen green or red and playing a sound effect. Currently, each note has a different color so it’s not clear if you played the right notes or not.
This app is 90% of what I need. It really does help you learn the fretboard. I like being able to choose any combination of notes and strings. I actually think that’s a must-have. I can choose to learn all the natural notes on a single string, add the sharps and flats, choose the cluster method (find BC and EF clusters), or focus on a specific note e.g. all the ‘A’ notes. For the price, that’s perfect. The one thing i do not like at all is how the notes drop down from the top. For one or two strings, that’s ok. but for 3-6 strings, it is extremely distracting. I find myself spending more time looking at the app and trying to see what note on what string i’m supposed to play. If this ‘game mode’ could be turned off, that would be great. In other words, if there was an option to just show the note name and string to play it on, then it would be perfect.
I like how I can pick it up at any point and use it for a session or two, easy to start and stop. I can tell it’s really helping with those note names.
I can definitely see myself using this help fill in the gaps in my knowledge of the fretboard, seems like it can help a lot with improvisation. The menus and interface are nice and simple, easy to navigate. The speed adjustment feature can make this a great challenge for more advanced players. Also the ability to switch between flats and sharps is great.
I’ll have to admit - the app didn’t install correctly and had to reinstall it 5 times (no exaggeration)… but it works great!!
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