G.UITAR

Name: G.UITAR
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 4 (2 reviews)
Author: Paolo Giorgi

retro digital pocket guitar

Only for iPhone

$4.99 · Designed for iPhone

2 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Music
Developer

Paolo Giorgi
Language

EN
English
Size

34.9
MB

iPhone

G.UITAR – Your Retro Digital Guitar Companion G.UITAR brings the charm of 80s digital guitars straight to your smartphone, reimagined for modern creativity. Whether you're exploring new chord shapes or adding a vintage twist to your sound, G.UITAR offers an expressive, customizable experience for players and producers alike. Choose from six unique guitar sounds and switch effortlessly between pluck and tap modes to match your playing style. Mute individual strings for more percussive textures or open tunings—perfect for crafting original voicings. With built-in transpose and auto-tuning systems, switching keys or tunings takes just a tap. G.UITAR also includes a smart chord recognition engine to help you visualize and learn new shapes in real time—ideal for students, creators, or curious hands. Adjust the fretboard layout with dynamic scaling options to fit any screen or hand size, and select between 3, 4, or 5 frets for new chordal possibilities. Coming soon: MIDI out, theme customization, and AUv3 support—because your digital guitar should evolve with your music.

Ratings & Reviews

4.0

out of 5

2 Ratings

Decent but lacking
Nov 27

mstrnge
The sound is really good and the app is pleasing to look at. That said, it’s a 3 at the moment because the actual playability is quite challenging. Having the ability to play via a tap and a strum at the same time would make the instrument feel much more responsive. Also having the ability to play chords via one button rather than having to fret like a real guitar would make this much more usable. For example, it’s quite hard to fret an open g chord with one hand and then pick with the other on a mobile device. The app guitarism is a good example of an app with good playability.
Decent but lacking
Nov 27

mstrnge

The sound is really good and the app is pleasing to look at. That said, it’s a 3 at the moment because the actual playability is quite challenging. Having the ability to play via a tap and a strum at the same time would make the instrument feel much more responsive. Also having the ability to play chords via one button rather than having to fret like a real guitar would make this much more usable. For example, it’s quite hard to fret an open g chord with one hand and then pick with the other on a mobile device. The app guitarism is a good example of an app with good playability.