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Version
5.4
Size
51.6 MB
License
Free
Updated
May 29, 2026

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About Mobidic Guitar Chords

Master guitar chords with a comprehensive visual and audio reference. Mobidic Guitar Chords gives you access to over 5,000 chord fingerings for acoustic and electric guitar, each with high-quality images and realistic sound playback to help you learn and refine your technique.

Whether you're picking up a guitar for the first time or refining advanced techniques, this app delivers the tools you need. Browse chords by tonic note, chord type, or search directly for exactly what you're looking for. Each chord includes clear, detailed photographs showing precise left-hand positioning, so you can see exactly where your fingers go. Audio playback lets you hear how each chord should sound, helping you develop your ear alongside your muscle memory.

The app combines an intuitive interface with a vast chord database. Find major, minor, suspended, diminished, augmented, and extended chord variations—all organized for quick discovery during practice sessions or when you're learning a new song. The visual approach makes it easy to understand chord construction and see how variations differ from one another.

Developed by Brazilian musicians and tested by professional artists including Yamandu Costa, Nelson Faria, Daniel Sá, and Gustavo Assis-Brasil, this resource reflects real-world playing experience. The app has earned recognition from top names in the music industry who value its clarity and breadth. As Yamandu Costa noted, the chord dictionary combines an impressive scope with an ease of understanding that works equally well for professionals and beginners alike.

Use this app to accelerate your learning curve, troubleshoot finger positions when you're stuck, or simply explore the possibilities of your instrument. The combination of visual reference, audio feedback, and searchable organization makes Mobidic Guitar Chords a practical addition to your practice routine. Download the app and start building your chord vocabulary today.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Over 5,000 chord fingerings with clear photographs for each
  • Audio playback lets you hear how each chord should sound
  • Browse by tonic note, chord type, or search by name
  • Developed and tested by professional Brazilian musicians

Cons

  • No indication of offline access to the chord database
  • No mention of dark mode or visual accessibility options
  • Learning curve for beginners unfamiliar with chord theory notation
  • Android-only; no iOS or desktop version available

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