Mezquite Diatonic Accordion

This little app is really neat! It’s helping me in many ways, in learning what each button is according to its note and octave, music theory...and also the buttons being customizable in size to actually practice a little. It really blows the other bigger name accordion app out the water. It features many things the other one doesn’t....like registers, ability to switch to 34 buttons, the Tabs for songs can be played via auto option by simply pressing anywhere on the screen....it actually has more true Norteño songs within the Tabs list, it also has the ability to change how the notes appear on the button layout, etc. Don’t hesitate to choose this one over the other one. This is the best accordion app, without a doubt! Very pleased with it. It accompanies my accordion practices, having it right next to me while I use my real accordion...to check on the app if perhaps there’s another finger sequence I could use that would facilitate or speed up playing. Big kudos to the developer for improving this app over what was previously available! Please keep updating the Tabs with more songs...they’re really appreciated and help in case we get stuck in trying to make out the tunes by ear, the Tabs are a great reference point to fall back on.

Ive been looking to see which KEY to buy my accordion and this app has made that decision very easy. Great sound! Ads are no in the way unless you select an option that is not readily available in which case it’ll show a full screen video ad, there’s also a banner ad on top of the Mezquite logo sometimes I manage to hit it and the ad opens a new window. Even with the said ads is still a great app for beginners. Highly recommend!!

I learned 120 bass at age 12 bought a 36 button Anglo at age 33, started playing guitar in '98 and banjo in 99. So although not really good with any of them each instrument has it own inspiration, the best here is I can very likely start a new type of music with very little dollar investment... thanks I have only been at it half an hour..but hoping for many more hours of fun.

After learning the basics for a few months on this app, I finally moved on to a real accordion. But when so, I still use this app every week to learn the scales and it has been super helpful. Thanks to the maker of this, it is well thought out and it has the best features of all the accordion apps on the app store.

Just getting started with the diatonic accordion and I'm a long ways from anyone that can give lessons. This is a fun little app to practice finger/push/pull patterns with. Yes, there are ads in the free version but.....it's free. What did you expect? I haven't figured it out yet, but is there an "autoplay" feature so you can hear what the song is supposed to sound like before you try and play it? That would be a nice add-on.