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I’ve created a small Android app called the Ukulele Chord Quiz. It quizzes you on chord shapes in both directions: see the diagram, name the chord; see the name, find the diagram. The chord selection is based on the UkeAlong video index, so it focuses on the shapes that actually come up in real songs.
It’s ready to test and I’m looking for people to try it before it goes live on the Play Store. If you’re up for it, the sign-up just takes a couple of minutes: https://forms.gle/WqCkaja1Hjdaa6RJA
You’ll need a Google account linked to Google Play to receive access. The app is free. After sign-up I’ll add your email to the tester list and send you a link to the app on Google Play.
You can see a short screen recording of the app in action at https://ukealong.com/ucq/
Just watched the screen recording, the app looks great! Looks like a really good learning tool, Ramiro 🙂
I created a Google group that you can join to get access to the app on Google Play. No need to enter the form linked in my original post. The group is here: https://groups.google.com/g/ukulelechordquiz
Version 2.0 of Ukulele Chord Quiz is now available. The main new feature is Ear Training, a third quiz mode where you listen to a chord and identify it by selecting the correct diagram. Training your ear is one of the most valuable things you can do as a musician, and now you can work on it in short sessions wherever you are. Join the beta testers group, if you want to give it a try: https://groups.google.com/g/ukulelechordquiz
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