Our best-selling iPhone guitar and piano apps just got even better!
Star Guitar Pro and Star Piano Pro now have built-in Pattern Editors!
A pattern is a way to tell the system when and how you want each guitar string to be strummed / picked.
A pattern has nothing common with the currend chord (in fact, any pattern is suitable for every chord). The chord defines which frets are pressed on the guitar neck. Pattern describes the rhythm with which all the guitar strings are picked/strummed.
Chords in Star Piano consist of 4 (3) notes and can be played in 2 octaves: low and high. A pattern is a way to tell the system when and how you want each piano key that is inside the chord to be pressed.
A pattern has nothing common with the currend chord (in fact, any pattern is suitable for every chord). The chord defines which keys are to be pressed on the piano. Pattern describes the rhythm with which the chord notes (components) are hit.
You can find the help inside the apps (tap Menu -> Help), but anyway, there are the general principles of the editors:
[h1heading]Star Guitar Pro
A pattern is a way to tell the system when and how you want each guitar string to be strummed / picked.
A pattern has nothing common with the currend chord (in fact, any pattern is suitable for every chord). The chord defines which frets are pressed on the guitar neck. Pattern describes the rhythm with which all the guitar strings are picked/strummed.
Star Piano Pro
Chords in Star Piano consist of 4 (3) notes and can be played in 2 octaves: low and high. A pattern is a way to tell the system when and how you want each piano key that is inside the chord to be pressed.
A pattern has nothing common with the currend chord (in fact, any pattern is suitable for every chord). The chord defines which keys are to be pressed on the piano. Pattern describes the rhythm with which the chord notes (components) are hit.
