Piano Chord for Pc

I just came back to iphone from a 3GS to a 7 plus now. I was looking for this app it looks different now, but still functions the same with added features. For those of you that do not know what the colors mean. The red note is the root note, the blue notes are the other notes within the chord, the lime green notes are alternative ways to play the chord.

The app is great and easy to use...a bargain for the price. Red plus blue keys show the chord in root position...Yellow keys show inversions. The two play buttons play the chord in root.

The description says that the app would play the chord for me. The developers have failed to mention that IT WON'T PLAY THE CHORDS IF THE PHONE IS ON SILENT MODE!! EVEN IF YOU ARE WEARING HEADPHONES!! This may not look like a big deal, but it is the little things that make a great app. Also, I took for granted that when you said I would be able to play all the favorite chords for "continuous playing to the end," it would do so automatically. Guess what? No. If you want the "continuous playing" you will have to click chord by chord MANUALLY one after another. Also, I would love to have a way to REARRANGE MY FAVORITE CHORDS IN 'MY FAVORITES' PAGE. If there is such a way to do those tasks mentioned above, I wasn't able to figure it out because there was NO TUTORIAL. Including a tutorial page will help many users figure out what's what, such as what a symbol means and how to use that app in general. After all, some of these people may very well be beginners, to music or to iphones/ipods. Not many people would be happy to sit down and figure out how the app works for 15 mins, like I did. I gave this app 4 stars, despite these flaws, because I think it has tremendous value and potential. There are literally, hundreds of combinations to find your favorite chords, whether you are writing a song or just have begun to learn music. You will get my last star when you make those changes. Thank you, Developers.

The color codes on the keys don't make any sense. It sounds the chord out but doesn't actually show the movement of the keys. With all of the colors, it's hard to tell what keys are actually being sounded. Very counterintuitive.