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Your quick-start session, and how long you've kept the streak alive.
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Today's Session (~20 min)
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Timing
Metronome
Start slower than feels necessary — around 50–60 BPM — and raise the tempo only 1–5 BPM at a time. It stays running when you switch tabs.
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Listening
Tuner
Uses your microphone to detect pitch in real time — nothing is recorded or sent anywhere, it never leaves this tab.
Microphone access needed — click Start and allow it when your browser asks.
Pluck one string at a time and let it ring. Standard tuning, low to high: E A D G B e.
Reference
Chord Library
Click any diagram to hear it strummed. Crimson dots are fretted fingers, teal rings are open strings, the fret bar is the nut.
Learning order (easiest → hardest): Em → G → D → C → A → Am → F → Bm
Practice Mode — Play It Back
Pick a chord, strum it on your guitar, and this listens through your microphone to check you're actually playing it — not just a single note like the Tuner, the full shape.
Click Start, then strum the selected chord.
Right hand
Strumming Trainer
Picks a chord and plays the pattern out loud, highlighting each stroke in time so you can strum along.
80 bpm
Repertoire
Songs
Pick a song to see its chords, then use the chord-switch trainer to practice changing between them in time.
Lead lines
Riffs
Single-note lines you can hear before you play — slow the tempo right down and speed up only once it's clean.
Lead guitar
Scale Explorer
Box 1 of the minor pentatonic scale — a movable shape that's nearly impossible to play a "wrong" note in. Click any dot to hear it, or play the whole box.
Teal dots are the root note — the note that names the key. Index finger (1) for the lower fret on each string, pinky (4) for the higher fret.
Reference
Tips & Mistakes
The stuff worth knowing before you hit it yourself.
8-week plan
Practice Tracker
Click a day once you've practiced it. The goal is the streak, not the length of each session.
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