Best App to learn how to play songs Best App to learn how to play songs. I've been using Ultimate Guitar since many years and it keeps improving all the time! Official Songs are just an amzing way to learn songs in depth and chords to learn quickly a song. Best 4 ever

Simply The Best! Ultimate-Guitar.com is simply the best place on the internet to access the chords and lyrics for practically any popular song. It has features to transpose a song up or down a key, automatically move the song up as you play, and even a print feature. It also allows you to make personal changes to a song and then share your version of the song with your friends.

CONSTANT upselling, borderline unusable If Ultimate Guitar wasn’t such a large repository of guitar tabs, I would NEVER use them. Within the mobile app, they CONSTANTLY bug you to upgrade to something paid. Out of frustration, I upgraded to Pro several years ago, hoping that would stop this. But no, there’s always something new they try to upsell you on. Literally every. single. time I open the app or try to do anything. It makes the app borderline unusable and always infuriating. They do have some nice features with their tabs, but I will not hesitate to ditch Ultimate Guitar the second I can.

If money is tight, you don't have to leave the club! I was about to cancel my subscription due to financial reasons, however the help/support I received was truly exceptional. I have a reasonable reduction offer so decided to stay on board for the highest service package for the next 2 years. Thank you for your outstanding customer service.

Above and beyond the average song tab site Websites of song tabs are common, but libraries of songs vary, and you generally need to be online. I have found the app especially useful as I can easily add songs to my Favourites, which will sync across all my devices with this app on, after which they are available offline. The selection of songs is very good, often with different versions, with maybe easier chords for beginners or ukulele. The ukulele chord shapes it suggests are not always entirely reliable, but there are other resources for those. You can quickly and easily transpose songs into different keys with the tap of a button, so you experiment with your pitch, and it will remember which you used last. There are some functions that don't serve uke players like me, such as Pro-tabs, but will be useful to some guitarists. The metronome is ok but I don't use the tuner so can't comment. I have found this is a great way to have my fave pieces to hand wherever I am and whichever device I have on me, so has been a good investment. Nothing is perfect, or songbook ever complete, but I find something worthwhile most times, and can usually refine from there if I need a more polished version. It's crowd sourced, but It's a good crowd, but quality and layout vary. Ratings can help steer you to the more popular versions. Dedicated 'Uke tabs' are often just the simplest or most popular guitar tab, but the guitar chord tabs can provide a more subtle palate of chords, to help get closer to the original. I hardly look at other sites these days. I suspect some of the 'gaps' are artists protecting their material.