Fretboard & scales
Scale Lab
Tap any note to hear it. Positions ascend from the root on the low E string.
Position
Labels
Transposing in 10 seconds
- Every shape here is movable. Only the root location changes between keys.
- Find the new root on the low E (or A) string, using the fret numbers under the board.
- Slide the whole shape so its orange root lands there. Same fingering, new key.
- Test yourself: press Random key, set labels to Hidden, and play the shape before you look.
Time & feel · Sing & play
Rhythm Lab
Pick a pattern, type your chords, press play and strum along. Tap a cell to edit the pattern.
Pattern
↓ ↑ strum⇣ ⇡ dashed ghost strum: keep the hand moving but miss the strings× muted chuckPM palm muteB / b bass / alternate bass1–6 pluck string (1 = high e)T pinch top 3 stringsunderlined = accent
Pattern library
Guitar language for your solos
Common licks
Speed
How to learn a lick
- Listen 3 times and sing it
- Find it by ear (ear mode) or read the tab
- Play it at 60% until it's clean
- Move it to 3 other keys
- Use it in a solo today, changing one note so it becomes yours
Tab key
- h
- hammer-on
- p
- pull-off
- / \
- slide up / down
- 7b9
- bend fret 7 up to the pitch of fret 9
- r
- release the bend
- ~
- vibrato
- x
- muted scratch
- 5
5 - stacked numbers: play together
Toolbox
Tools for the singer-guitarist
Consistency beats intensity
Practice Log
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Built from what you're currently practicing in each track. Follow it top to bottom.