Everyone who ever self-studied to play guitar, you know what the chords at first, you can remember looking in a book-tutorial. These pamphlets are sold in any shop of musical instruments, so to learn a song or two is not difficult. The main thing — at first to remember which strings and what fret to pinch, to get the desired sound. But all this is quite boring, so to simplify the learning process, and at the same time make it more fun and visual, created FretX, the first invoice guitar tutorial.
It consists of four thin as sheet of paper, plates, with labels securely attached to the frets of the fretboard. On each plate there are six LEDs. Controller and battery mounted on the headband of the fretboard right next to the tuning pegs and plates all of this is connected by cable.
And here’s a fun promotional video with jokes. Let’s take a look!
First you need to lock it, and then download a special app for Android or iOS tunes that I want to learn. Information from a smartphone or tablet is transferred to the controller via Bluetooth, then the system using the microphone hears and analyzes how you’re doing, it simultaneously adjusting on the fly, highlighting the desired string LEDs.
FretX know 90 of chords and 20 different exercises, suitable for acoustic and electric guitars, and to learn with it all, because the device is suitable even for left-handers! Battery lasts for two days and the price for those who pre-order on Indiegogo, the device will cost only 49 dollars! Gadget sales will begin in the spring of 2017.
Patch FretX tutorial will help to learn guitar
Vyacheslav Larionov