Musicalis Universal Guitar Workshop

Product Description

Musicalis Universal Guitar Workshop - Learn an instrument

The Complete Guitar Reference ~ Beginner to Advanced!

Product Information

This Musicalis reference program is the complete and indispensable tool for all levels of guitar players from beginner to expert. The guitar is a limitless instrument with countless harmonic possibilities and this program is a unique tool to discover practice create and innovate. It features an interactive chord library chord editing 900 scale positions grid editing plus a very precise digital tuner. The easy-to-use complete database has various display features including fingering staves tablatures and chord diagrams.

Skills Learned

Chord Display
Create Your Own Chords
Digital Tuner
Charts
Scales

Product Features

Chord Display

2000 chord library
Tablature display
Staff display
Chord diagrams
Fingering display on the fretboard
Printing capabilities

Create Your Own Chords

Edit your own chords and add them to the database
"Improved" chord recognition
Creation of new chord combinations

Digital Tuner

Enables you to accurately tune your guitar

Charts

Charts editing and printing

Scales

Every scale displayed in 13 modes
Visualize the staff and the tablature on the fretboard

Windows Requirements

Windows 95 98 Me XP
Pentium 300MHz or faster processor
64MB of RAM
800 x 600 screen display
16-bit sound card
CD-ROM Drive

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