Guitar chords are typically visualized in a dull and flat manner. To learn new chords, people often use apps on their phones or computers. In this project, I've designed a modern physical device that displays guitar chords in an engaging way.
The bottom screen allows you to select any chord, from major to minor and from A to G. Once you select a chord, bronze circles move up or down to indicate the new positions, and the numbers showing finger placements update accordingly. The screen beneath the upright beams displays the notes of the chords, helping you understand what you're playing rather than just memorizing finger positions.
Additionally, you can connect the device to your music via Bluetooth, Spotify, or YouTube. This way, you'll instantly receive the chords you need for your favourite songs. This device is a valuable tool for both beginner and intermediate guitarists, making learning chords more intuitive and enjoyable.
