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• Chord search fix - searching for a chord using an ASCII sharp or flat (e.g. "C#") now correctly finds chords whose names were saved with the equivalent Unicode symbol, and vice versa. • Slash chord search - search the Chord Library for slash chord voicings (e.g. Am/C, G/D) directly in the search bar. These are derived automatically from existing library voicings where the lowest-pitched note differs from the chord root. • Slash chord identification fix - Chord Master's Explore tab now correctly identifies the bass note by lowest pitch in Hz, not by string position. In standard re-entrant GCEA tuning the G string (G4) sounds higher than the C string (C4), so it is no longer incorrectly treated as the bass when both strings are active. • Contact Us - a new Support section in Settings lets you send feedback, report a bug, or request a feature. Tapping Contact Us opens Mail with a structured template pre-filled with your enabled tools and diagnostic information.
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Welcome to the Ukulele Player's Toolkit. When I originally built the Guitar Player's Toolkit, they were tools that I wanted to use, and still continue to use. A friend suggested that ukulele players might want the same, and so I decided to invest the time in building them. It provides everything from theory, tuning, chord composition, and tempo as well as some good practice utilities. No ads, no subscriptions, and no internet required. CHORD TOOLS • Chord Master — Over 4200 chord voicings using multiple tuning approaches (including Baritone). Browse by key, build chords note-by-note, or place fingers on an interactive fretboard to discover what you're playing. Hear every chord played in whole, or arpeggiated. • Chord Library — Search 100+ chord types with strict or fuzzy matching. Filter by key, browse diatonic and borrowed chords, save favourites. View diagrams showing finger positions, intervals, or note names. • Custom Chords — Create and name your own chords on an interactive grid. Auto-detect the chord name, play it back, and export/import to share with others. • Transpose — Move the chords from a song to any key in seconds, with capo-aware transposition. THEORY TOOLS • Scales — 80+ scales across 14 categories: major, minor, modes, pentatonic, blues, jazz, Arabic, Indian ragas, Japanese, Chinese, and more. Interactive fretboard shows colour-coded positions with diatonic chord analysis. Tuning-aware for Standard, Low G, D Tuning, and Baritone. • Circle of Fifths — Tap any key to explore its modes, diatonic chords, and Roman numeral analysis. Includes key signature staff and enharmonic equivalents. • Position Finder — Pick a fret and pick your key. Instantly see which scale modes fit there. Covers major, minor, harmonic minor, melodic minor, and chord tone patterns. • Mode Converter — See exactly how any mode transforms into another — note by note, semitone by semitone. PRACTICE TOOLS • Note Practice — Drill fretboard note names at your own pace. Set tempo (5–120 BPM), choose strings and notes, display as text or fretboard diagram, and hear each note played. Includes a timed challenge mode. • Metronome — 40–240 BPM with tap tempo, configurable time signatures, first-beat accent, and four click sounds (Woodblock, Click, Cowbell, Bell). • Chromatic Tuner — Real-time pitch detection with ±1 cent accuracy, visual needle gauge, colour-coded feedback, and Hz display. Covers the full ukulele range (C3–C6). TECHNICAL Works completely offline Supports Standard (GCEA), Low G, D Tuning, and Baritone (DGBE) Adaptive layout for iPhone and iPad Full light and dark mode support Your audio is processed entirely on-device and never recorded or transmitted
What's new · 1.2.2
• Chord search fix - searching for a chord using an ASCII sharp or flat (e.g. "C#") now correctly finds chords whose names were saved with the equivalent Unicode symbol, and vice versa. • Slash chord search - search the Chord Library for slash chord voicings (e.g. Am/C, G/D) directly in the search bar. These are derived automatically from existing library voicings where the lowest-pitched note differs from the chord root. • Slash chord identification fix - Chord Master's Explore tab now correctly identifies the bass note by lowest pitch in Hz, not by string position. In standard re-entrant GCEA tuning the G string (G4) sounds higher than the C string (C4), so it is no longer incorrectly treated as the bass when both strings are active. • Contact Us - a new Support section in Settings lets you send feedback, report a bug, or request a feature. Tapping Contact Us opens Mail with a structured template pre-filled with your enabled tools and diagnostic information.
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