FAQ
Clear answers for buyers and customers.
Does FretVector work offline?
Core desktop work is intended to remain local. Online services such as account activation, AI requests and YouTube Learning references require internet access.
Does FretVector download YouTube videos?
No. YouTube is used as an online learning reference.
Can I use an audio interface?
Yes. A dedicated interface with a stable ASIO driver is recommended for serious low-latency guitar use.
Can I create guitar tablature?
Yes. Tab Studio is part of the connected project workflow.
Does FretVector show the fretboard?
Yes. FretSync maps musical targets to playable positions on the fretboard.
Can FretVector help me practice?
Yes. Guitar Coach, FretSync, Tab Studio, Jam Mode, count-in and metronome tools are designed around practice.
Can I record guitar?
Yes. Recording Studio is designed for dry/wet capture, takes and export.
What does the AI Guitar Assistant do?
It provides project-aware guidance about harmony, tab, practice and tone.
How many computers can I activate?
The device allowance is attached to the purchased entitlement/license. The server supports device limits and administrative resets.
What if I replace my computer?
Deactivate the old computer when possible or contact FretVector support for a device reset.
Is Windows required?
The current commercial desktop release is Windows x64. Review System Requirements for details.
Where do I get updates?
Use My Account/Download and Release Notes for the current installer and version information.