I want to learn. As what I have seen, guitar scales method is the only thing that can help me to learn guitar scales. I think this is the only way. I believe in this method.

I've not had much of a chance to use it, but at a glance it looks pretty comprehensive.

My review. There's a lot of information in this program. A must have for any musician at any level could use a few more functions such as chords to use for specific scales and chord substitution for any scale and also chord progresions. Thank you.

Chords & Scales 1.1 this is a great program that has many tools incorperated to learn the guitar theoretical as well as practical. I find this program a fantastic tool in learning the frett board in any and all keys, and allows the user to effortlessly float abound the key they wish to play with a seemingly limitless aray of sound. make sure you customize the program to best suite your self and you will find a wealth of visual and technical information at your finger tips.The Chords & Scales is a windows software tool designed for musicians. guitarists gain knowledge of Scales, Modes, ...

Learning of scales, chords and Arpeggios. This is really amazing for amateurs to learn guitar easily.

Macintosh?? Most professional musicians in Germany use Apple computers so it would be nice if you could port the application to Mac OSX - then we could all evaluate it.Thanks.

Teacher I love the fact that you see the chords and scale at the same time. I hope the programmer adds more scales down the road in future updates. I didn't see the be-bop scale in ether major or minor setting, should be added, otherwise great start.

Not Able to Check The demo stated it was expired at installation.

Didn't work properly.. I think you should allow the full version working with all features for active use during the trial period. It was a waste of time for me as I am a pro www.Myspace.com/loudbrothers, and was lookng for specific uses that the free verion would not allow. Or at least the one I down loaded.

Installation could be better I'm not an experienced Access developer and rarely write my own VB code. For people like me, it would have been nice to have an ini file (or something like that) to copy or an applet that helps you with the final configuration steps. Other than that, instructions were clear and the program works well. After reading the known issues section, I decided not to use it since I figured Access was buggy enough and I didn't want to deal with any future possible problems with end users working on a variety of OS's and versions of MS Office.