bugfix - sorry, the blank-screen-after-startup bug still existed on older iOS versions…

- New: Limit the learning of notes to specific frets - New: Now the time it took to name a note is displayed - Bugfix: the app stuck in a blank screen in recent iOS Versions

Root note in the intervals reference view can now be changed

New interval settings! You can now define: - which intervals to test: one octave (main intervals) second octave (main compound intervals) and/or third octave - the direction of the intervals: up, down, both - the number of frets to be used starting from the first note this makes it more efficient to test the intervals you want to learn.

Hurray - finally a new update after years… I still can't remember all of the notes on the fretboard so I added some helpers ;-) - Pressing the string in any view will play the corresponding note: helpful for me when being in the note quiz, not knowing the note - now I can traverse up to a string I feel comfortable with by listening to the notes on the other strings - yes I know it's kind of cheating ;-) - Intervals bigger than one octave (compound intervals) are now named correctly (minor ninth, major ninth etc.). Intervals bigger than two octaves are treated the same as the main intervals. - The reference views are now interactive - when clicking a note/interval all of the same notes/intervals will be highlighted and the note will play. - Fixed a bug in the note view: When selecting a string via the fly-out menu on the left, the selected string was not correctly shown on the fretboard.

This app has been updated by Apple to prepare for watchOS 27 compatibility. No new features are included. Finally found some time to work on an update (after nearly 2.5 yrs ;-) This update adds a basic quiz mode to test your note and interval skills!

Added the option to limit the practice to 1-6 strings

- Updated design for iOS 7 - Updated fretboard graphics for better contrast - Added left-handed fretboard support (iPhone/iPad Settings -> Fretronome) - Bugfixes

-- ATTENTION -- Users having installed Fretronome 1.0 and running iOS lower than 4.3 - Please don't update! This version only runs on iOS newer or equal than 4.3. Changes: Added sound to the notes. Clicking on the "result" button on a note plays the corresponding sound. This helps you train your ear especially when learning the intervals. Added support for iPhone Retina, iPhone 5, and iPad Retina. Bugfixes, including the "H" bug. The note "B" was called "H" in the notes reference screen. This was a leftover from the first version which was in german. In Germany the "B" is called "H" (don't ask me why…)