Make it your own
Save the scale routine below, build a chord routine, or start with a musical style you enjoy.
Give your next few minutes a focus
Chord-change trainer
Choose two left-handed shapes, play for one minute and track your clean changes.
Practise chord changes →Fretboard quiz
Find notes and intervals on a mirrored neck, with hints and ten-question rounds.
Try the fretboard quiz →Strumming player
Follow downstrokes, upstrokes and muted beats with adjustable tempo and swing.
Play a strumming pattern →What can I play?
Find songs by the chords you know, with genre, theme and capo filters.
Find your next song →Chord progression builder
Choose a key, edit a loop, transpose it and save your own practice idea.
Build a progression →Alternate tunings
Hear reference notes and explore scales and triads in Drop D, DADGAD and more.
Explore another tuning →Need a term explained? BPM, bars and practice terms →
Your ten-minute session
Start with A minor pentatonic, E minor pentatonic or G major pentatonic. The backing loop uses synthesised chords; choose a low volume and listen for the root.
Keep it musical
One clean phrase is more useful than a fast run you cannot repeat. Relax your fretting hand, alternate down and up picks when comfortable, and pause between phrases. Increase the tempo only when you can play evenly.
Explore the scales, harmony and phrasing behind real solos in the solo scale breakdown library.