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For all the people who say the iPhone or the iPad aren't worth a darn all I have to say is those
people just don't have a good use for the device. The fact is these innovations in technology are
more facilators for people to connect with some of the great applications that are becoming
available every day.
In this article I want to introduce you to three fantastic applications available for the iPad and
iPhone that I feel all guitar players should have.
Amplitube and iRig
This is an amazing app and device that's become available in the past few months. In a nutshell
this app replaces the need for a modelling amp or device like the Line 6 Pod by providing a variety
of amps, stomp boxes and cabinets you can play through on your device.
The option iRig device plugs into your earphone/output jack on your iPhone or iPad and provides a
1/4" jack to plug your guitar patch cable into and then a pass through jack which you can plug
earphones into or a stereo mini cable to plug into external speakers or a recording device.
GuitarLab
This is a great app for beginners who are learning to play guitar. The app streams live lessons
from the web, provides access to chord and scales and is a great all around reference tool. While I
don't believe this app can replace the benefit of private lessons or more detailed DVD and online
lesson videos, it's a great tool to have with you while you're on the go.
Guitarist's Reference
Another great reference and learning tool this one is good for players of all skill levels. Every want
to know how that scale pattern looks, or exactly what the 4th shape of the pentatonic scale should
look like? Maybe you're trying to figure out a particular chord you're not familiar with in a Tab.
Guitarist's Reference is the right tool for the job. It places all the knowledge you could ever need
about chords, scales, tunings, triads and more right at your finger tips. This is a must have for all
guitarist's.
While these are essential apps I feel for most guitar players there are tons more available which I
haven't mentioned here. While I don't believe these mobile devices will become a viable way to
learn to play guitar, they are quickly replacing chord charts and books.

2. What skill level are you at on the guitar? If you're looking to improve your current skills why not
consider a guitar instruction dvd or online guitar lessons. Both options are becoming great
alternatives to private instruction for adults.
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