Interactive practice pages

Guitar Practice Tools

Four tools for locking in the fretboard: where the notes are, how scales and chords are built in any key, and how to play in time.

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01

Fretboard Note Lab Open →

Learn where every note lives. A color-coded note map you can hide to test yourself, patterns drawn on the neck, a find-every-note drill, and a naming quiz that tracks your weak spots.

Note mapOctave shapesFind allName it quiz
02

Fretboard Key Lab Open →

Pick any of the 24 major and minor keys and build a progression. See the scale, chord tones, triad inversions, full chord shapes, voice leading, and every chord in the key at one position on the neck.

All keysTriadsCAGED shapesVoice leadingBy position
03

Scale Quiz Open →

Test yourself on any major or minor scale in four steps: spell it, find its notes in one position, name each note's scale number, then build all seven triads on each string group.

Spell itFind itNumber itBuild triads
04

C Major Rhythm Trainer Open →

A metronome with a one-bar 4/4 view. Play the C major scale in six positions as quarter notes, eighths, triplets and sixteenths, and see how each rhythm lines up with the beat.

MetronomeTriplets16th notesSix positions

The numbers are a suggested order: notes first, then chords and keys, then testing yourself, then timing. Every page plays sound. Tap a button first, and on iPhone turn off the silent switch. Your settings and quiz stats are saved in the browser you use.