App Detail » Real Guitar Pro

Published by: Gismart Limited

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: $4.99
Current Version: 3.5.12
Released: March 10, 2011

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App Description

From now on all you need to play guitar is your iPhone or iPad and the #1 guitar playing app - Real Guitar!

You’ve just come up with the greatest riff of all time and can’t wait to rock it out. But your trusty Gibson Les Paul or Yamaha is not at hand and there’s no guitar center or even a small guitar store in sight…. A nightmare way too familiar to any guitar player. Worry not for Real Guitar app got your back!

Real Guitar is one of the most realistic guitar simulator apps featuring a user-friendly interface and an awesome sound quality. All sounds have been recorded from live guitar. With the help of Real Guitar you can easily strum, pluck, and strike the strings to play the chords of any complexity and figure out your favourite tunes or make up your own. You can learn and master new chords and jingles with Real Guitar, as well.

◆◆◆ Main Features ◆◆◆

Different Types of Guitars

◉ Classical Guitar
◉ Acoustic Guitar
◉ Electric Guitar
◉ 12 String Guitar

Guitar Playing Modes

◉ Left Handed Guitar
◉ Right Handed Guitar
◉ Various Strumming Patterns (pick, fingers)
◉ Solo Note animation (see which notes you play on the go)
◉ Guitar Chords Mode (great way to practice strumming)
◉ Solo Mode

Guitar Chords and Tabs

◉ Guitar Chords Charts Library with Chords Finder
◉ Guitar Tabs for beginners and pros (aka Guitar Tablatures)
◉ Songbook to help you learn to play guitar songs

Audio

◉ Amazingly realistic guitar sounds
◉ Supports Audiobus/Inter-App Audio (You can send audio stream to GarageBand or add different sound effects)
◉ MIDI Out

Whether you only want to learn how to play guitar chords or are a seasoned shredder you will love Real Guitar. It’s very much like the real thing in so many ways...oh, and did we mention there’s no need to change guitar strings?