SonaMetro just improved the Guitar Notebook with version 3.0 for Apple devices. Musicians can finally save many audio recordings on one page, which helps anyone writing songs keep different ideas together instead of searching through separate files. The app works great on iPhone, iPad, or Mac computers.
The company added several cool upgrades musicians will love using. You can zoom in on fretboards when your fingers need more space to tap notes. Writers can add their names as artists or composers right inside the app. Users pick which page style appears first whenever they open something new. Finding answers became easier with built-in help sections.
Guitar Notebook lets people try it free for up to five songs before deciding to buy. When you want the full version, you pay either $4.99 every year or $19.99 in one payment that lasts forever. The yearly option costs less upfront, but the lifetime deal saves money over time.
The update makes everything about creating music smoother and more connected. Your musical thoughts stay organized in one spot rather than scattered across different places. Guitar players, both new and experienced, will find the improvements that make writing songs faster and more fun than before.
The company added several cool upgrades musicians will love using. You can zoom in on fretboards when your fingers need more space to tap notes. Writers can add their names as artists or composers right inside the app. Users pick which page style appears first whenever they open something new. Finding answers became easier with built-in help sections.
Guitar Notebook lets people try it free for up to five songs before deciding to buy. When you want the full version, you pay either $4.99 every year or $19.99 in one payment that lasts forever. The yearly option costs less upfront, but the lifetime deal saves money over time.
The update makes everything about creating music smoother and more connected. Your musical thoughts stay organized in one spot rather than scattered across different places. Guitar players, both new and experienced, will find the improvements that make writing songs faster and more fun than before.
