ScaleBank: Guitar Scales

This is very useful when learning and just looking at scales and modes, plus you can play along with downloadable tunes. Five star!

This is excellent with regards to the Circle of 5th's, but I do not understand why the Fret Board shows all Flats when you select any Major Key with Sharps! It seems like the developer was lazy not to have shown sharps on the Fret Board i.e. G Major has one Sharp - F# NOT Gb It is easy enough for me to understand, but for someone just starting their journey in music theory it would be very confusing. The Modes are good, but I would like to see a better explanation of how they relate to the key. Again, a real help to the person just beginning. They are confusing enough without having to transpose flats to sharps!

you gotta actually pay to see any of the scales of which ig i’ll just be searching online for. big let down

I’ve been using this app for about two years now and I go on it today and I can’t look at the skills. I normally look at I can only look at the three major ones big problem I’m deleting.

The more I learn guitar, the more I realize this app has to offer. There's no piece of gear you can get that will improve your sound and playing anywhere near what practicing using these tools will do.

If you’re familiar with the Guitar Grimoire Black Book, then you’ll feel right at home here. I love this app better because it gives you practice drills, backing tracks, and allows you to see the fingerings, notes, or intervals (whichever you prefer). It’s also good for both righties and your weirdo friends. I sort of feel that the annual $29.99 sub is rather steep, as it appears that there aren’t any real substantial “updates” or new features that keep the app fresh; this may or may not be a consideration for you. Overall, I love the app on my iPad, but I’m not sure if it will be as great on the iPhone’s smaller screen?

A good way to practice scales. I look at it all of the time.

This is a pretty good app (the parts I can access for free, that is). The only criticism I have is that the Acoustic guitar sound isn’t that great, but that’s a low level issue. I’d really like to make use of some more scales but I just don’t want another subscription in my life. I’d happily do a one-time payment for separate sections.

Love it so far after 1 hour of use

This is an awesome tool for learning scales