Guitar Tabs
Tabs that play along with you with a cursor follows the notes as you hear them, so you always know where you are.
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Tabs that play along with you with a cursor follows the notes as you hear them, so you always know where you are.
Personalized chord diagrams where you tap a chord, see the shape, pin the one you want. Every chart can show its chords as numbers, so what you learn in one key you already know it in every key.
Drop the tempo to half without changing the pitch. Loop the bars you're working on until they're yours.
Arrangements of popular songs written as a guitar only renditions, with each part on its own line.
Notes light on the fretboard, you name them. The fretboard expands as you go.
See a scale and name it. Vice Versa. See the scale's name and build the shape on the neck.
Hear a note compared to the root, name the degree. Begin to recognize one note at a time, then recognize full melodies.
Read a bar of rhythm, hear the count, tap it back. It grades how early or late you are, not just whether you hit.
Tap a tempo or type one, pick the beats in a bar, choose the click.
Something to play over. Browse by key and tempo, slow it down, loop a section, and solo until it sticks.
Play a string, watch the needle settle. Standard tuning by default, and it tells you which way to turn.
Short lessons in order, one topic at a time. Watch, mark it done, move to the next.
A slideshow, pdf or video included with most lessons, drawn on real chord boxes and fretboards, so you can follow along without reading a paragraph.
A quick check at the end of a lesson. Pass it and the next lesson opens.