Playing guitar while watching your wrist? AR app for smart watch

Wristruments is an AR app for smartwatches that lets you play guitar while looking at your wrist.

Usually a guitar consists of 6 strings and has 21, 22 or 24 frets on the fingerboard. What can make a sound by multiplying this. However, whether you’re playing accompaniment or melody, anyone who isn’t familiar with where to tap and then where to tap next is confused.

To learn the guitar, you can go to an academy or take private tutoring, but many are self-taught. Convenient in this case is List Luments, an AR app that displays the location to be pressed with a smart watch. When playing while looking at the fingerboard, the wrist comes into view. At this time, it may be better to display a message on the wrist rather than looking at the textbook or smartphone by moving your gaze.

Smartwatches are small, but there are many things you can do with List Luments. First, the vibrating metronome. It is also a tuner, and during the playing stage, it displays the score or chords and changes the song speed. In addition, it can not only display lyrics, but also sync bands with multiple users. Other bonuses, but you can also customize the guitar you want as you can virtually change the color and material of the fingerboard and string.

This product was raised through crowdfunding site Kickstarter. More information on the product can be found here .