Hundreds of chord choices
Reference material based on our 288 named chords and 576 voicings, with useful alternatives and clear explanations of notes a shape leaves out.
Coming soon
A clearer way to connect the shapes
A big collection is useful when you can understand it. The planned companion will bring left-handed chord diagrams, scale maps and simple explanations together, with a route from your first shapes to richer chord colours.
The ebook is in preparation and is not available to buy yet. We will add purchase details here when it is ready. For now, the site’s chord lessons, scale tools and printable practice sheets remain free.
The preview includes all four section covers, chord and scale examples, an original practice context and a notes page. Planned content may change during editing.
What we are planning to include
Scale maps that connect
The 13 scale families explained across common keys, with note names, intervals and fretboard windows that help you explore the neck.
Theory in friendly language
Roots, thirds, flat fifths, sevenths, extensions and chord formulas explained through small examples you can hear and play.
Practice with a purpose
Original exercises, suggested learning routes and printable worksheets, with space to record your own discoveries.
Start making music today
You do not need to wait for the book. Choose a music style, learn a comfortable shape and give it a few steady minutes.